Peer context commands are used to manage the configuration of failover peers, including the failover peer configuration for this FortiADC, which is created when the system is booted for the first time. The default peer name for the FortiADC you are logged into is of the form:
eq_sysid
The sysid above is FortiADC’s “Peer sysid” (or system ID), as displayed in the peer configuration; for example:
eqcli > show peer ------------------------------------ Configuration Sequence Number: 102 ------------------------------------ Peer Name Type Flags F/O Mode Message(s) eq_003048D362DA (Local) OS/10 xfr Standalone-Owner None Flags Key: F/O => failover A/A => active-active P/P => preferred_primary xfr => fo_config_xfer
eqcli >
eqcli > show peer eq_001FD01F34D4 eq_001FD01F34D4 Peer Name : eq_003048D362DA Peer signature : 1RBCD1AF6E690485D28418176ED6A07925B243462D5FAC100064 Peer sysid : 001FD01F34D4 Flags : OS/8 Internal IP : Number of Interfaces : 1
eqcli > |
Peer Context Command Flags
A flag may be turned off by prefixing with "!".
| failover | Adds peer to failover group |
| fo_config_xfer | Enable config transfer between peers |
|
os8 |
Defines peer as OS8 peer |
| Preferred_primary | Sets peer as preferred primary |
|
active-active |
Enable active/active failover mode |
Using Peer commands in the global context:
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