Network

You use the storpool net command to get a list the network nodes running the StorPool beacon, including information such as the ID of the node, the networks it communicates through, and the corresponding MAC addresses. The command has one parameter - list.

Example

To list basic details about the cluster network:

# storpool net list
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| nodeId | flags   | net 1             | net 2             |
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|     11 | uU + AJ | F4:52:14:76:9C:B0 | F4:52:14:76:9C:B0 |
|     12 | uU + AJ | 02:02:C9:3C:E3:80 | 02:02:C9:3C:E3:81 |
|     13 | uU + AJ | F6:52:14:76:9B:B0 | F6:52:14:76:9B:B1 |
|     14 | uU + AJ | 26:8A:07:43:EE:BC | 26:8A:07:43:EE:BD |
|     15 | uU + AJ | 1A:60:00:00:00:0F | 1E:60:00:00:00:0F |
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Quorum status: 5 voting beacons up out of 5 expected
Flags:
  u - packets recently received from this node
  d - no packets recently received from this node

  U - this node has enough votes to be in the quorum
  D - this node does not have enough votes to be in the quorum
  M - this node is being damped by the rest of the nodes in the cluster
  + - this node considers itself in the quorum
  B - the connection to this node is through a backup link; check the cabling
  A - this node is using hardware acceleration
  J - the node uses jumbo frames

  N - a non-voting node

The columns in the resulting table are as follows:

  • nodeId - ID of the corresponding node (see Server).

  • flags - detailed network-related information about the node; explanation of the flags is provided below the table.

  • net 1, net 2, and so on - MAC addresses of the network interfaces used by the node.

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