All supported Performance Management installations running Fault Tolerant Data Aggregators
The commands shown below will be found in these default paths:
Both commands referenced below must be run when consul proxy services are running on the host it's run on.
To check the proxy/consul membership and connection states run the 'consul members' command. In release 20.2.8 onwards, we moved to token usage for consul, so you need you need to pass -token <token> on command line. The Token is in the file:
</DASharedRepo>/acl-token.properties
So you would run the command as per the following example (Sample output from a support lab running Fault Tolerant Data Aggregators. This is from the consul proxy host.):
[root@bin]# ./consul members -token 9845e08e-0201-f027-999f-672b015bf4ce
Node Address Status Type Build Protocol DC
DA1_HostName <IPAddress>:8301 alive server 0.8.3 2 capm
DA2_HostName <IPAddress>:8301 alive server 0.8.3 2 capm
ProxyHost <IPAddress>:8301 alive server 0.8.3 2 capm
Notes:
Sample support lab output when one DA is Active and the other is Inactive.
[root@consulProxyHost bin]# ./consul operator raft list-peers -token 9845e08e-0201-f027-999f-672b015bf4ce
Node ID Address State Voter RaftProtocol
lProxyHost <IPAddress>:8300 <IPAddress>:8300 follower true 2
DA1_HostName <IPAddress>:8300 <IPAddress>:8300 leader true 2
DA2_HostName <IPAddress>:8300 <IPAddress>:8300 follower true 2
Also make sure that both TCP and UDP ports are open for ports 8300 and 8301