After cabling your cluster, you need to bring the cluster up so it can be configured.
To bring the cluster up, complete the following steps.
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| 3 | At the prompt on each console, enter the following command: boot ResultThe filer begins the boot process, booting to the system prompt. |
| 4 | Check the status of the cluster by entering the following command on each console: cf status ResultYou should see the following output: cluster monitor not initialized. |
| 5 | Enable the cluster licenses on your filers, as described in "Enabling and licensing clustering on your filers." |
To enable clustering and license features on your new cluster, complete the following steps.
| 1 | Enable the licenses on the local filer using the following command: license option=code option is the feature you want to license. code is the license code you received for the cluster feature. The following additional licenses must be the same on both filers. These licenses are purchased separately. |
| 2 | Reboot the filer by entering the following commands: halt boot |
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| 4 | On each console, enter the following command: cf enable ResultClustering is enabled, but not configured. |
| 5 | Check the status of your cluster using the following command: cf status ResultYou should see the following output: Clustering enabled, filer 2 is up. |
| 6 | Configure your cluster as described in Configuring the cluster. |
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