force failover
2 TopicsFailover using preferred order - What happens when we force failover ?
Hi Team , What happens to preferred order if I force failover the traffic-group ?If execute below command after the failover will the preferred order changes ? run /sys failover standby traffic-group traffic-group-1828Views0likes3CommentsNetwork failover - peer-offline
Hello, I think I'll need advices or at least some opinions, here... On the cluster of F5 we manage, the secondary node passed master, one month ago. Besides, I see, in the GUI, the button "force failover" is greyzed. So Impossible to make a failover from that. But.. Maybe I could force it in CLI... I am not yet sure. I didn't try that, for now (it is not our cluster, so... I must be careful). Anyway... when I have made tests on the clusters, I found that : show cm failover-status -------------------- Status STANDBY (...) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- adress IP1:1026 nodename_Sec 0 1 - Error adress IP21026 nodename_Sec 0 1 - Error adress IP3:1026 nodename_Sec 30334301 3 2024-Sep-09 16:48:55 Ok (PS. I do not indicate the real address / node name, of course, here...) # show /cm traffic-group (...) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- traffic-group-1 nodename_Pri standby true false - traffic-group-1nodename_Sec active false false peer-offline # show /sys failover Failover active for 35d 04:03:10 Well, there is 3 address used for the configSync. The 2 first one are self IPs. They are configured with a port lockdown "none". Normally, it is not correct, that is ok, I know it. It should be configured on "default" or "allow all". BUT the management IP work well, obviously. We have a status "ok" for this one. So... Basically, I should be able to make a "failover, in that case, In first view. Except no. Because the button "force failover" is grey. However, I see too the "peer offline" with my cmd "show /cm traffic-group". That means I should be in that situation :https://my.f5.com/s/article/K000137178. But... the "network -pan" doesn't show me any "sod off". So, I am not sure of that, after all. So, 1/ Do you know if the fact I see the "peer-offline" explain, itself, why my button "force failover" is grey ? 2/ The fact we have only the management IP usable for the configSync is functionnal, according to you ? Could it explain too all the problem ? 3/ I do not see "sod off" with a "netstat -pan" (Cf. the Kb I shared her above). In despite of that, do you think I should restart the sod ? Brief, is someone knew a similar situation and would have an opinion or a suggestion about it, please ? Have a nice day end! Best regards, Christian35Views0likes1Comment