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Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600 - Viewing the Cluster Status; Procedure; Failing Over Manually

Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600
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Viewing the Cluster Status
Procedure
1. Connect to the WebUI on a Cluster Member:
https://<IP Address of the Cluster Member>:4434
Best Practice - After the cluster is successfully configured, connect to
https://<Virtual IP Address of the Cluster>:4434. This redirects you to
the WebUI Home > System page for the active cluster member.
2. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
3. In the Advanced section, click the High Availability page.
4. Click View diagnostics.
Failing Over Manually
Failing over from the Primary Cluster Member to the Secondary Cluster Member
1. Connect to the WebUI on the primary Cluster Member:
https://<IP Address of the Primary Cluster Member>:4434
2. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
3. In the Advanced section, click the High Availability page.
4. Click Force Member Down.
A confirmation message appears.
5. Click Yes.
The primary Cluster Member is now Down.
The secondary Cluster Member is now Active.
Notes:
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Only one Cluster Member can be down at a time.
For the Cluster Member in the Down state, the Force Member Down button becomes
Disable Manual Failover.
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If you want the primary Cluster Member to handle the traffic, you must fall back from the
secondary Cluster Member to the primary Cluster Member.

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