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Nutanix : Create a three nodes cluster

by Axel September 28, 2017 No Comments

Hi,

Just start working with Nutanix. Even if you can create a cluster directly from the foundation VM, it can be just cool to know I to create a cluster with a single command line.

Here it is :

From a CVM (you can open a SSH session, default credential are nutanix and nutanix/4u), run the following command :

cluster –dns_servers=1.1.1.1 –ntp_servers=ntpserverFQDN –redundancy_factor=2 -s IPCVM1, IPCMV2, IPCVM3 –cluster_name=ClusterName –cluster_external_ip=ClusterManagementIP create

Once the cluster has been created, you can from any CVM run another command to check the cluster global configuration :

ncc health_checks run_all

Another command can help you to check the Nutanix components of all CVM :

 cluster status

 

 

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