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382 IBM Systems Director Management Console: Introduction and Overview
Table A-29 shows information about the failover command.
Table A-29 failover command
Example This example illustrates how to configure high availability
using only the required options. In this example, the
primary node already has a time server configured.
smcli configureHA
--secondary-node node2
--password abcdefgh
--primary-rep-addr 10.6.6.100
--secondary-rep-addr 10.6.6.101
--floating-addr "10.6.6.200,255.255.0.0,eth0"
This example illustrates how to configure high availability
with two floating IP addresses and other options:
smcli configureHA
--secondary-node node2
--password abcdefgh
--primary-rep-addr 10.6.6.100
--secondary-rep-addr 10.6.6.101
--floating-addr "10.6.6.200,255.255.0.0,eth0
192.168.6.200,255.255.255.0,eth1"
--agent-mgr-addr 10.6.6.200
--use-primary-as-time-server
--force-time-sync
This example illustrates how to configure high availability
with all other options:
smcli configureHA
--secondary-node node2
--password abcdefgh
--primary-rep-addr 10.6.6.100
--secondary-rep-addr 10.6.6.101
--tiebreaker-addr 10.6.6.1
--floating-addr "10.6.6.200,255.255.0.0,eth0
192.168.6.200,255.255.255.0,eth1"
--agent-mgr-addr 10.6.6.200
--time-server time.yourcompany.com
--force-time-sync
Command failover
Definition Starts a failover to the passive node in a high available
(HA) configuration.
Command configureHA