Displays the current status of the resource agents in a Central Management System High Availability (HA) cluster. A resource agent allows the cluster engine to interact with a specific service or resource.
Syntax
show ha resources
Parameters
None
Output fields
The output of this command shows the number of resource agents, lists the resource agents, and shows their status on each node.
HA resource agent status values:
Running—The agent is running.
Stopped—The agent is stopped.
Starting—The agent is starting.
Error—The agent failed to start.
Off—The agent is disabled in the configuration.
Unknown—The node is not accessible, so the status cannot be reported.
The following table describes each resource agent and shows its normal status in the primary and secondary nodes. (For more information about resource agents, see the Central Management System High Availability Guide.)
Resource Agent Name | Purpose | Primary Normal State | Secondary Normal State |
|---|---|---|---|
sys_disk_monitor | Monitors available disk space. | Running | Running |
sys_ether1_monitor | Monitors the management (ether1) interface. | Running | Running |
fe_address | Monitors and manages the cluster virtual IP (VIP) address, which is shared by both nodes and used to access the Web UI of the primary node. | Off | Off |
fe_correlator | Monitors and manages the correlation of malicious URL events detected by a Network Security appliance with email events detected by an EX Series appliance. This pertains to a Central Management System appliance that manages both appliance types. | Running | Off |
fe_cmsapi | Monitors and manages the Central Management System API process. | Running | Off |
fe_dbmgd | Monitors and manages a database management process. | Running | Off |
fe_aggregator | Monitors and manages the aggregation of alert data from managed appliances. | Running | Off |
fe_aggr | Monitors and manages the alert aggregation from Email Security - Cloud to an on-premises Central Management System appliance. | Running | Off |
fe_fedb | Monitors and manages the FireEye database service. | Running | Running |
fe_webui | Monitors and manages the Web UI service. | Running | Off |
fe_redis | Monitors the Redis server on the Central Management System appliance. | Running | Off |
fe_peer_service | Monitors and manages the service that handles interactions among Central Management System appliances in different domains. This pertains to Central Management System appliances that are licensed to use the CMS Peer Service. | Running | Off |
fe_notification | Monitors and manages the service that sends malware alert notifications. | Running | Off |
fe_http | Monitors and manages Central Management System Web services. | Running | Running |
fe_appmgrd | Monitors and manages the appliance update orchestration process. | Running | Off |
Example
The following example displays the resource agent status.
node1 # show ha resources Resource Status node1 node2 Resources Resources 10 sys_disk_monitor: running running sys_ether1_monitor: running running fe_address: off off fe_correlator: running off fe_cmsapi: running off fe_dbmgd: running off fe_aggregator: running off fe_aggr: running running fe_fedb: running stopped fe_webui: running off fe_redis: running off fe_peer_service: running off fe_notification: running off fe_http: running stopped fe_appmgrd: running off
User role
Admin, Operator, or Monitor
Command mode
Enable
Supported appliances
This command is supported on the following appliance running the specified release or later:
Central Management System: Before Release 6.4.0. The output fields changed in Release 7.7.0 and Release 8.3.0.