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Note
Using an interface on the first system that you configured for
clustering each time you join another system will make sure that
all nodes are configured appropriately.
!
The interface must be one of the cluster interfaces.
! You should use the “real” address of the interface—not its cluster IP
address. (If the cluster is in forwarding mode and you supply a cluster
IP address for joining purposes, the joining system will copy
configuration settings from the master node, which might not be the
one you want to copy the settings from.)
9. Click J
OIN
.
!
If the node successfully joins the cluster, Voyager displays a number of
new fields.
! If the node does not successfully join the cluster, you see a message
indicating why. Correct the problem and attempt the join again.
Managing a Cluster
You can choose between two different approaches to making configuration
changes on cluster nodes:
! You can make changes that are implemented on all the nodes
simultaneously. To make changes in this way, you use Cluster Voyager or
the CCLI. (See the
IPSO CLI Reference Guide for information about
using the CCLI.)
Note
Nokia recommends that you use Cluster Voyager or the CCLI to change
cluster settings or to make changes to join-time shared features.
!
You can make configuration changes on individual nodes. If you want to
make the same changes on other nodes, you must log into them (as