Viewing xHA status - BlueCat Integrity - 9.4.0

Address Manager Administration Guide

Locale
English
Product name
BlueCat Integrity
Version
9.4.0

How to view the status of an xHA pair.

The xHA pair appears on the Servers tab as a single server. The individual DNS/DHCP Servers are no longer listed as they now act as the Active and Passive nodes within the xHA cluster.

To view xHA status:

  1. Select the Servers tab. Tabs remember the page you last worked on, so select the tab again to ensure you're on the Configuration information page.
  2. From the configuration drop-down menu, select a configuration.
  3. Under Servers, click the name of a server node.
  4. Click the xHA server name menu and select View xHA Status.
    The Servers Status section lists the following details for the servers in the xHA pair:
    • Name—the name of the server. While the servers are in the xHA pair, HA-NODE1 is appended to the server name of the Active node, and HA-NODE2 is appended to the server name of the Passive node.
    • Available—indicates if the server is currently connected to Address Manager.
    • Version—the software version running on the server.
    • Management Interface—the new IP address of the Management interface (eth0 or eth2) on the Active node (NODE-1); the original IP address of the Management interface on the Passive node (NODE-2)
    • Services IPv4 Address—the new IPv4 address of the Service interface (eth0) on the Active node (NODE-1); the original IPv4 address of the Service interface on the Passive node (NODE-2).
    • Services IPv4 Netmask—the netmask of the IPv4 address of the Service interface (eth0) on both the Active and Passive nodes.
    • Services IPv6 Address—the new IPv6 address of the Service interface (eth0) on the Active Node (NODE-1); the original IPv6 address of the Service interface on the Passive node (NODE-2).
    • Services IPv6 Subnet—the prefix length of the IPv6 address of the Service interface (eth0) on both the Active and Passive nodes.
    • xHA Backbone Enabled—the state of the xHA backbone, either Yes or No. The xHA backbone can be enabled when adding an DNS/DHCP Server to Address Manager, or when creating an xHA pair.
    • xHA Backbone IPv4 / IPv6 Address (eth1)—the IP address of the xHA interface (eth1) on both the Active and Passive nodes.
    • xHA Backbone IPv4 Netmask / IPv6 Prefix (eth1)—the netmask / prefix of the xHA interface (eth1) on both the Active and Passive nodes.
    • xHA Status—the current role of the server in the xHA pair, either Active or Passive.
    • Data Synchronization State—the state of the data replication connection on the server.
    • Local Role—the role of the server in data replication, either Primary or Secondary.
    • Peer Role—the role of the server’s peer in data replication, either Primary or Secondary.
    • Local System State—the state of the server: Initializing, Normal, or Degraded.
    • Peer System State—the state of the server’s peer: Initializing, Normal, or Degraded.