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Sep 13, 2015

configsync issue "No CMI peer devices configured"

Hi guys, have a problem with configsync.

I’ve established trust between a pair of F5 running 11.5.3 using the management interface. Configsync is set to use an HA vlan running over dedicated 2x10GE trunk group. The self IP is set to allow ‘default’ I’ve configured on both devices configsync to use the HA vlan. I can ping the other device HA interface. Each devices shows the other as offline, if I sync the primary with the other in the log I see:

Sep 13 17:16:18 slb-2a notice mcpd[7286]: 01071436:5: CMI listener established at 10.120.255.65 port 6699 Sep 13 17:16:18 slb-2a notice mcpd[7286]: 01071434:5: No CMI peer devices configured

On both devices port 6699 (TCP?) is not listening:

netstat -pan | grep -E "1026|6699"
udp        0      0 10.120.255.66:1026          0.0.0.0:*                               7462/sod

cm device-group cluster-failover {
    auto-sync enabled
    devices {
        slb-2a.local { }
        slb-2b.local { }
    }
    type sync-failover
}
cm device-group device_trust_group {
    auto-sync enabled
    devices {
        slb-2a.local { }
        slb-2b.local { }
    }
    network-failover disabled
}

3 Replies

  • network-failover disabled isn't a good thing, I would try turning it on.

     

  • The network-failover disabled is on the default device-group, you don't need to touch that one. Your config looks ok. I've had lots of issues with syncing but usually after an upgrade - they can get stuck without being able to see each other or it may be one way. Deleting the trust, rebooting each F5 and rebuilding the trust usually clears it for a cluster that 'was' working, see if any of following helps (you may have already done some),

     

    • check the failover IPs and config-sync IPs configured on each device
    • ping the IPs from each host, check the port lockdown on all HA self-ips
    • if any of the peers show disconnected state in Device Mgt - devices or Overview then;
    • remove devices from device group, delete peers from trust, reset device trust
    • reboot both systems
    • setup trust and add to device group and sync,

    cheers

     

  • You were right the trust wasn't built correctly. Removed the association and it worked this time. Cheers.