Operations supported on individual cluster nodes
September 18, 2018
As a rule, NetScaler appliances that are a part of a cluster cannot be individually configured from their NSIP address. However, there are some operations that are an exception to this rule. These operations, when executed from the NSIP address, are not propagated to other cluster nodes.
The operations are:
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| cluster instance (set |
rm |
enable |
disable) |
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| nstrace (start |
show |
stop) |
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| interface (set |
enable |
disable) |
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- force cluster sync
- sync cluster files
- disable ntp sync
- save ns config
- reboot
- shutdown
For example, when you execute the command disable interface 1/1/1 from the NSIP address of a cluster node, the interface is disabled only on that node. Since the command is not propagated, the interface 1/1/1 remains enabled on all the other cluster nodes.
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