Deleting a member device from a cluster, Adding a candidate device to a cluster – H3C Technologies H3C MSR 50 User Manual

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Deleting a member device from a cluster

Step Command

147.

Enter system view.

system-view

148.

Enter cluster view.

cluster

149.

Delete a member device from the cluster.

undo administrator-address

Toggling between the CLIs of the management

device and a member device

In a cluster, you can access the CLI of a member device from the management device or access the CLI

of the management device from a member device.
Because CLI toggling uses Telnet, the following restrictions apply:

Authentication is required for toggling to the management device. If authentication is passed, you
are assigned the user privilege level predefined on the management device.

When a candidate device is added to the cluster, its super password for level-3 commands changes
to be the same as that on the management device. To avoid authentication failures, H3C
recommends you not modify the super password settings of any member (including the

management device and member devices) in the cluster.

After toggling to a member device, you have the same user privilege level as on the management
device.

If the maximum number of Telnet users on the target device has been reached, you cannot toggle
to the device.

Perform the following tasks in user view:

Task Command

Remarks

cluster switch-to { member-number |
mac-address mac-address | sysname

member-sysname }

Access the CLI of a member device
from the management device.

N/A

You can use this command
only if you are not logged in to

the member device from the
CLI of the management device.

Access the CLI of the management
device from a member device.

cluster switch-to administrator

Adding a candidate device to a cluster

Step Command

150.

Enter system view.

system-view

151.

Enter cluster view.

cluster

152.

Add a candidate device to the cluster.

administrator-address mac-address name name

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