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272 C
HAPTER
32: C
LUSTER
C
ONFIGURATION
Specifying the cluster
FTP/TFTP server
Intra-Cluster
Configuration
Displaying and
Maintaining a Cluster
You can view the configuration of a cluster using the display commands, which can
be executed in any view.
Table 245 Specify the cluster FTP/TFTP server
Operation Command Description
Establish a connection
with the cluster FTP
server ftp cluster Optional
Download a file from
the cluster TFTP server tftp cluster get source-file [
destination-file ]
Optional
Upload a file to the
cluster TFTP server tftp cluster put source-file [
destination-file ]
Optional
Table 246 Configure a cluster
Operation Command Description
Enter system view system-view —
Enter cluster view cluster —
Add a candidate device
to a cluster add-member [
member-number ] mac-address
H-H-H [ password password ]
This is to add a new member.
Remove a member
device from the cluster delete-member member-number Optional
This is to remove a member device
from the cluster.
Reboot a specified
member device reboot member
{
member-number | mac-address
H-H-H } [ eraseflash ]
Optional
Quit cluster view Quit —
Quit system view Quit —
Switch between the
management device
and a member device cluster switch-to
{ member-number | mac-address
H-H-H | administrator }
Optional
This is to switch to the member
device identified by the
member-num or H-H-H argument.
Table 247 Display and maintain cluster configurations
Operation Command Remark
Display the global NDP
configuration
(including the interval
to send NDP packets
and the holdtime) display ndp Optional
This command can be executed in
any view.
Display the information
about the neighbors
discovered by NDP and
connected to specified
ports display ndp interface port-list Optional
This command can be executed in
any view.
Display the global
NTDP information display ntdp Optional
This command can be executed in
any view.
Display device
information collected
through NTDP display ntdp device-list [
verbose ]
Optional
This command can be executed in
any view.