check primary-cluster-state / check secondary-cluster-state

In the R81.10.X releases, this command is available starting from the R81.10.15 version.

Description

After you run the "set cluster-config" command (see set cluster-config), you can monitor the progress of applying the configuration with these commands.

See:

In WebUI, this corresponds to:

Click the Device view > Advanced section > High Availability page.

To check the state of the cluster configuration on the Primary (Active) Cluster Member

check primary-cluster-state

To check the state of the cluster configuration on Secondary (Standby) Cluster Member

check secondary-cluster-state

Example Output from the Primary (Active) Cluster Member

PrimaryClusterMember> check primary-cluster-state
Checking Primary Cluster Status Please Wait...
Setting primary cluster finished, you may connect secondary to primary.
Time took :     0        Seconds

PrimaryClusterMember>

Example Output from the Secondary (Standby) Cluster Member

SecondaryClusterMember> check secondary-cluster-state
Checking Secondary Cluster Status Please Wait...
Setting secondary cluster finished.
Time took :     0        Seconds

SecondaryClusterMember>