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Managing the Citrix ADC cluster
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Node groups for spotted and partially striped configurations
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Removing a cluster node
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Removing a node from a cluster deployed using cluster link aggregation
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Monitoring command propagation failures in a cluster deployment
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Monitor Static Route (MSR) support for inactive nodes in a spotted cluster configuration
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Removing a cluster node
When a node is removed from the cluster, the cluster configurations are cleared from the node (by internally running the clear ns config -extended command). The SNIP addresses, MTU settings of the backplane interface, and all VLAN configurations (except the default VLAN and NSVLAN) are also cleared from the appliance.
Note
- If the deleted node was the cluster configuration coordinator (CCO), another node is automatically selected as the CCO, and the cluster IP address is assigned to that node. All the current cluster IP address sessions are invalid and you have to start a new session.
- To delete the whole cluster, you must remove each node individually. When you remove the last node, the cluster IP addresses are deleted.
- When an active node is removed, the traffic serving capability of the cluster is reduced by one node. Existing connections on this node are terminated.
To remove a cluster node by using the command line interface
For NetScaler 10.1 and later versions
Log on to the cluster IP address and at the command prompt, type:
rm cluster node <nodeId>
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If the cluster IP address is unreachable from the node, run the rm cluster instance command on the NSIP address of that node itself.
For NetScaler 10
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Log on to the node that you want to remove from the cluster and remove the reference to the cluster instance.
rm cluster instance <clId> save ns config
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Log on to the cluster IP address and remove the node from which you removed the cluster instance.
rm cluster node <nodeId> save ns config
Make sure you do not run the
rm cluster node
command from the local node. It results in inconsistent configurations between the configuration coordinator and the node.
To remove a cluster node by using the configuration utility
On the cluster IP address, navigate to System > Cluster > Nodes, select the node you want to remove and click Remove.
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