The command object failover is for managing high-availability cluster services.
Usage
create failover node=<nodeName1,nodeName2> options="[keepalive=<msecs>] [initdead=<secs>] clusterid=<num1[,num2]> ipaddress=<ipaddr1[,ipaddr2]> hblink=<primary-net-if><standbyIpAddress>:<secondary-net-if><primaryIpAddress>[,..] show failover delete failover bind failover unbind failover standby failover takeover failover
Examples
mayacli create failover node=server1.local,server2.local options=\"clusterid=3 ipaddress=10.1.1.111 \ hblink=eth0\>10.1.1.101:eth0\>10.1..1.100,eth1\>192.168.100.101:eth1\>192.168.100.100\" mayacli show failover
Output
# mayacli show fail
Node List : mayanas-ha1 mayanas-ha2
Virtual IP Address : 10.9.0.100
Resource ID : 5
Failover Service : running
Auto Failback : off
Heartbeat Links : eth0 10.138.0.8
Heartbeat Parameters : keepalive 1 deadtime 10 warntime 5 initdead 60
mayanas-ha2 :
Virtual IP address :
Resource ID : 0
Role :
Status : active
Heartbeat Status : eth0 up
Resource Status : local
mayanas-ha1 :
Virtual IP address : 10.9.0.100
Resource ID : 5
Role : active
Status : active
Heartbeat Status : eth0 up
Resource Status : transition
[root@mayanas-ha1 ~]# mayacli show fail
Node List : mayanas-ha1 mayanas-ha2
Virtual IP Address : 10.9.0.100
Resource ID : 5
Failover Service : running
Auto Failback : off
Heartbeat Links : eth0 10.138.0.8
Heartbeat Parameters : keepalive 1 deadtime 10 warntime 5 initdead 60
mayanas-ha2 :
Virtual IP address :
Resource ID : 0
Role :
Status : active
Heartbeat Status : eth0 up
Resource Status : local
mayanas-ha1 :
Virtual IP address : 10.9.0.100
Resource ID : 5
Role : active
Status : active
Heartbeat Status : eth0 up
Resource Status : local