Backplane on LA channel
In this deployment, LA channels are used for the cluster backplane.
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NS0 - nodeId: 0, NSIP: 10.102.29.60
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NS1 - nodeId: 1, NSIP: 10.102.29.70
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NS2 - nodeId: 2, NSIP: 10.102.29.80
To deploy a cluster with the backplane interfaces as LA channels
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Create a cluster of nodes NS0, NS1, and NS2.
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Log on to the first node that you want to add to the cluster and do the following:
> create cluster instance 1 > add cluster node 0 10.102.29.60 -state ACTIVE > enable cluster instance 1 > add ns ip 10.102.29.61 255.255.255.255 -type CLIP > save ns config > reboot -warm -
Log on to the cluster IP address and do the following:
> add cluster node 1 10.102.29.70 -state ACTIVE > add cluster node 2 10.102.29.80 -state ACTIVE -
Log on to the nodes 10.102.29.70 and 10.102.29.80 to join the nodes to the cluster.
> join cluster -clip 10.102.29.61 -password nsroot > save ns config > reboot -warm
As seen in the preceding commands, the interfaces 0/1/1, 1/1/1, and 2/1/1 are configured as the backplane interfaces of the three cluster nodes.
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Log on to the cluster IP address and do the following:
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Create the LA channels for nodes NS0 and NS1.
> add channel 0/LA/1 -ifnum 0/1/1 0/1/2 > add channel 1/LA/2 -ifnum 1/1/1 1/1/2 -
Configure the backplane for the cluster nodes.
> set cluster node 0 -backplane 0/LA/1 > set cluster node 1 -backplane 1/LA/2 > set cluster node 2 -backplane 2/1/1
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Backplane on LA channel
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