execute ha manage / failover
CautionHA peer access & failover
execute ha manage <id> <admin>
Hops into the standby unit from the primary and triggers manual failover — verify sync state before switching.
Examples
execute ha manage 1 adminEnter the standby's CLIget system ha statusHA state, which unit is primary, sync statusdiagnose sys ha checksum clusterCompare configuration checksums on both unitsexecute ha manage ?List the IDs that manage acceptsdiagnose sys ha reset-uptimeReset uptime so the peer takes over (when override is disabled)
Syntax
execute ha manage <0|1> <user>(待機系へ入る) / diagnose sys ha reset-uptime(切替誘発)
Key points
- Matching checksums on both units mean the configuration is in sync. If they differ, find out why before failing over.
- With override disabled, the unit with longer uptime becomes primary; reset-uptime uses that to hand over.
- exit from the secondary's CLI returns you to the unit you came from.
When it does not work
- Sessions can drop at the moment of failover. Do it in a quiet window.
Before you run it
Failover causes a brief disruption.
Related commands
- get system ha statusHA cluster status
- show standby briefHSRP status
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