You can set the primary high-availability (HA) host to
be the active system.
The primary HA host must be the standby system
and the secondary HA host must be the active system.
If your primary host is recovered from a failure, it is automatically
assigned as the standby system in your HA cluster. You must manually
switch the primary HA host to be the active system and the secondary
HA host to be the standby system.
- On the navigation menu, click Admin.
- On the navigation menu, click System Configuration.
- Click the System and License Management icon.
- In the System and License Management window,
select the secondary HA host.
- From the toolbar, select High Availability >Set System
Offline.
Your primary HA host is automatically switched to be the Active
HA host.
Note: Your JSA user interface might be inaccessible
during this time. To return the secondary HA host to standby and return
the primary HA host to active run either of the following commands:
From the active host run:
/opt/qradar/ha/bin/ha giveback
The host that was active is now the standby host and the standby
host is now the active host.
From the standby host run:
/opt/qradar/ha/bin/ha
takeover
The host that was on standby is now the active host and the
host that was the active host is now the standby host.
- In the System and License Management window,
select the secondary HA host.
- From the toolbar, select High Availability >Set System
Online.
Your secondary HA host is now the standby system.
When you can access the System and License Management window, check the status column. Ensure that the primary
HA host is the active system and the secondary HA host is the standby
system.