Intra-Cluster Configuration; Displaying And Maintaining A Cluster - 3Com 7757 Configuration Manual

Intra-Cluster
Configuration
Displaying and
Maintaining a Cluster
Table 577 Configure a cluster
Operation
Enter system view
Enter cluster view
Add a candidate
device to a cluster
Remove a member
device from the
cluster
Reboot a specified
member device
Return to system view quit
Return to user view
Switch between the
management device
view and a member
device view
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After a cluster is established, SNMP Trap is enabled when Switch 7750s join the
cluster as candidate devices or leave the cluster as member devices. You can use
the undo snmp trap enable command to disable SNMP Trap.
After the configuration above, you can execute the display command to display
the running status after the cluster configuration. You can verify the configuration
effect through checking the displayed information.
Table 578 Display and maintain cluster configurations
Operation
Display the global NDP
configuration (including the
interval to send NDP packets
and the holdtime)
Display the information about
the neighbors discovered by
NDP and connected to specified
ports
Display the global NTDP
information
Display device information
collected through NTDP
Display state and statistics
information about a cluster
Display the information about
the candidate devices of a
cluster
Display the information about
the cluster members
Command
system-view
cluster
add-member
[ member-number ]
mac-address H-H-H [ password
password ]
delete-member member-num
reboot member { member-num
| mac-address H-H-H }
[ eraseflash ]
quit
cluster
switch-to { member-number |
mac-address H-H-H |
administrator }
Command
display ndp
display ndp interface port-list
display ntdp
display ntdp device-list
[ verbose ]
display cluster
display cluster candidates
[ mac-address H-H-H | verbose ]
display cluster members
[ member-num | verbose ]

Intra-Cluster Configuration

Description
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-
Optional
Optional
Optional
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-
Optional
Switch between the management
device view and the member
device view
Description
Optional
You can execute the
display command in
any view
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