
13-4 Cluster Configuration and Control Rules
LX Series Configuration Guide
Cluster Configuration and Control Rules
Your cluster can have only one master unit at any one
time. If you have more than one master at a time, the
configuration will be out of sync, and will only reflect the
changes that were made by the last execution of the
cluster save configuration command.
After making any cluster changes to a master, your final
step should always be to save the configuration to the
cluster. This is only necessary if you changed one of the
shared cluster attributes. Otherwise, you need only save to
local flash.
Do not put an individual LX into more than one cluster.
Cross Clustering is not allowed, and will create some issues
while saving and communicating with the cluster.
The cluster LX nodes must be running the same version of
software in order to be in-sync with each other. New
features are being added all the time to the software, and
the other LX nodes must also be aware of the new
features, so they can be in sync with each other. RULE OF
THUMB: When updating software on a LX in a cluster, use
the cluster update software command, so that the entire
cluster is updated at the same time.
Show Cluster Status This displays the attributes that are currently
being shared with the cluster, and the status of
each node in the cluster. In Sync is normal
status for the nodes, which means they agree
with the master’s configuration. If there is a node
out of sync, there is a brief description of why it
does not agree with the master.
Table 13.1 Cluster Configuration and Control Terms
Term Definition
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