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NW-NG-0 Connected Configured
Node0 BBAK8309 Connected
Node1 BBAK8283 Connected
To create a redundant server Node group:
1.
Specify the two Node devices you wish to add to the redundant server Node group
by including the
node-device
statement at the
[edit fabric resources node-group
node-group-name ]
hierarchy level.
NOTE: Ensure that the two Node devices are of the same type, either a
QFX3500 Node or a QFX3600 Node. You cannot add a QFX3500 and a
QFX3600 Node device to the same redundant server Node group.
[edit]
root@qfabric#
set fabric resources node-group S1 node-device Node2
root@qfabric# set fabric resources node-group S1 node-device Node3
2.
Review your configuration and issue the
commit
command.
[edit]
root@qfabric# show fabric
resources {
node-group S1 {
node-device Node2;
node-device Node3;
}
}
[edit]
root@qfabric#
commit
commit complete
NOTE: When you add or delete Node devices from a Node group
configuration, the corresponding Node devices reboot when you commit
the configuration change.
3.
To determine if your redundant server Node groups are operational, issue the show
fabric administration inventory node-groups redundant-server-node-group-name
command in operational mode.
root@qfabric> show fabric administration inventory node-groups S1
Item Identifier Connection Configuration
Node group
S1 Connected Configured
Node2 BBAK8891 Connected
Node3 BBAK8868 Connected
Related
Documentation
show fabric administration inventory node-groups on page 601
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show fabric administration inventory node-devices on page 599
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Understanding Node Groups on page 27
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QFX3000-G QFabric System Deployment Guide