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In the VMA Web Interface, the Gateways page lists all of the HP VMA SAN
Gateways (nodes) in the cluster, their status, and role (master node, standby node,
or normal node). Using controls in the Gateways page, you may view additional
information, stop the HP VMA SAN Gateway (remove it from the cluster), or
reboot it. If you stop a HP VMA SAN Gateway in this page, it can only be restored
to service by using the CLI. For more information, see
Show Cluster Global Brief Command
The
show cluster global brief
command displays the cluster ID and name,
the management IP address and netmask, the cluster master interface, and the
number of HP VMA SAN Gateways (nodes) in the cluster.
The following is an example of
show cluster global brief
on the standby
node:
For each node, the display gives its node role (master, standby, or normal), host ID,
external IP address, and internal IP address.
SM076 [NJ-Lab-vSHARE00: standby] # show cluster global brief
Global cluster state summary
==============================
Cluster ID: 99999-9999-1023
Cluster name: NJ-Lab-vSHARE00
Management IP: 10.10.0.38/24
Cluster master IF: eth1
Cluster node count: 2
ID Role State Host External Addr Internal Addr
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2 master online SM075 10.10.0.37 10.10.0.37
3* standby online SM076 10.10.0.143 10.10.0.143