The cluster configuration check command enables the configuration consistency check among cluster members.
The undo cluster configuration check command disables the configuration consistency check among cluster members.
cluster configuration check { audit-policy | auth-policy | bgp | cluster | hash | interface | license | nat-policy | ospf | security-policy | traffic-policy }
undo cluster configuration check
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
audit-policy |
Checks the configuration consistency of the audit policy. |
- |
auth-policy |
Checks the configuration consistency of the authentication policy. |
- |
bgp |
Checks the configuration consistency of the BGP. |
- |
cluster |
Checks the configuration consistency of the cluster. |
- |
hash |
Checks the configuration consistency of the Hash. Only the USG6635E/6655E, USG6680E and USG6712E/6716E support this parameter. |
- |
interface |
Checks the configuration consistency of the interface. |
- |
license |
Checks the configuration consistency of the license. |
- |
nat-policy |
Checks the configuration consistency of the NAT policy. |
- |
ospf |
Checks the configuration consistency of the OSPF. |
- |
security-policy |
Checks the configuration consistency of the security policy. |
- |
traffic-policy |
Checks the configuration consistency of the traffic policy. |
- |
Usage Scenario
In cluster networking, most configurations can be backed up, such as security policies and NAT policies. In normal situations, configuration modification on the master node is synchronized to other members in the cluster. However, if the backup link fails or a device powers off, configurations among cluster members will be inconsistent. Configuration inconsistency may cause service anomalies upon a device switchover.
After running the cluster configuration check command, you can run the display cluster configuration check command to check the consistency check result.
Configuration Impact
After the function of configuring backup nodes in the cluster is enabled, the cluster configuration check command executed on the master device will be then executed on backup devices. The master device compares its configuration with all backup devices, whereas each backup device compares its configuration only with the master device.
Configuration Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Policy |
Check whether the audit policy/authentication policy/NAT policy/security policy/traffic policy configurations are consistent. |
Cluster |
Check whether cluster-related configurations are consistent.
Commands to be checked are as follows:
|
Hash |
Checks the configuration consistency of the hash mode and hash gene next startup. |
Interface |
Items to be checked are as follows:
|
OSPF |
Items to be checked are as follows:
|
BGP |
Check whether BGP is configured. Do not check detailed BGP configurations. |
License |
Items to be checked are as follows:
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