NOTICE

This message occurs when an invalid system ID is found.

(None).

Invalid system ID %d. High-availability interconnect might not work properly.

name (INT): Invalid system ID value.

INFORMATIONAL

This message logs heartbeat messages.

(None).

HA interconnect: %s.

hb (STRING): Heartbeat string.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the partner resumes from pause state.

(None).

Partner node (system ID: %lld IP address: %s) has resumed from pause state.

sysid (LONGINT): Partner system ID.
ipaddr (STRING): Partner IP address.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the partner enters pause state.

(None).

Partner node (system ID: %lld IP address: %s) has entered pause state.

sysid (LONGINT): Partner system ID.
ipaddr (STRING): Partner IP address.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the state of the HA interconnect link changed frequently in the last hour.

Verify that both controllers in the HA pair are operational. For externally connected links, make sure that the interconnect cables are connected properly and that small form-factor pluggable (SFP) modules, if applicable, are seated properly on both controllers. For internally connected links, disable and reenable the links one at a time by using the (privilege: advanced) "system ha interconnect link off" and "system ha interconnect link on" commands. When one link is down on platforms with two available links, HA link redundancy is lost. However, HA services are still working and enabled on the secondary link.

HA interconnect: Link to %s changed state %d times in the last hour.

ip (STRING): IP address of the peer.
num_times (INT): Number of times the state changed.