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Shutdown slave

Hello,

i need reboot slave in HA, how i proceed.

Thanks

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ede_pfau
Esteemed Contributor III

You can open a telnet session across the HA links.

From master CLI:

"exec ha manage ?"

this will show you the unit IDs available. In a 2-unit cluster, 0 or 1.

for example,

"exec ha man 0"

 

Now you are connected to the slave, and have to log in.

Once you're logged in, type "exec reboot" and "y" to confirm.

 

I would stop port monitoring just before this, and restore the setting after the reboot. This avoids a small interruption in the service of the master unit.


Ede

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Markus
Valued Contributor

Hi SSH to the Master, then CLI from Master ->

exe ha manage „NodeID“ - then you can reboot the standby appliance. Best


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ede_pfau
Esteemed Contributor III

You can open a telnet session across the HA links.

From master CLI:

"exec ha manage ?"

this will show you the unit IDs available. In a 2-unit cluster, 0 or 1.

for example,

"exec ha man 0"

 

Now you are connected to the slave, and have to log in.

Once you're logged in, type "exec reboot" and "y" to confirm.

 

I would stop port monitoring just before this, and restore the setting after the reboot. This avoids a small interruption in the service of the master unit.


Ede

"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
Ede"Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!"
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