Shutting Down a Clustered Configuration

1. Verify the cluster state, using the following CLI commands:

            nas-7420-1a:> configuration cluster
            nas-7420-1a:configuration cluster> show
   

2. The following is an example of the cluster properties: state indicates the status of the head where you ran the command; peer_state indicates the status of the other head.

            state = AKCS_OWNER
            description = Active (takeover completed)
            peer_asn = 365ed33c-3b9d-c533-9349-8014e9da0408
            peer_hostname = nas-7420-1b
            peer_state = AKCS_STRIPPED
            peer_description = Ready (waiting for failback)
   

3. Use the following table to verify the node status.

   This Node Other Node Condition AKCS_CLUSTERED AKCS_CLUSTERED Both nodes are running in normal condition. AKCS_OWNER AKCS_STRIPPED This node has all the resources and is in active node. The other node is in stand-by and has no resources. AKCS_OWNER rebooting Another node is rebooting and this node has all resources. AKCS_OWNER unknown This node does not know the partner.

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   Note -  If the status of the heads DOES NOT agree, the cluster may be experiencing a problem. Contact Oracle Support before proceeding.

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