You are monitoring a chassis cluster and notice that the redundancy group 0 is in the 'ineligible' state on node 1. What does this indicate?

Node 1 is not able to become primary for redundancy group 0.

Node 1 has lost connectivity to the control link.

Node 1 is the current primary for redundancy group 0.

Node 1 is the standby for redundancy group 0.

You are troubleshooting a chassis cluster where failover is not occurring when the primary node loses power. Both nodes are healthy and the cluster is formed. What is the most likely cause?

The failover is disabled in the redundancy group configuration.

The nodes are not connected via the control link.

The cluster ID is different on the two nodes.

The nodes are running different versions of Junos OS.

Which command displays the current status of redundancy groups in a Junos chassis cluster?

show chassis cluster information

You are troubleshooting a chassis cluster where the standby node is not taking over when the primary node fails. You have verified that the cluster is formed and the redundancy group is configured correctly. What should you check next?

Check the fabric interface status on the primary node.

Check the node ID on the standby node.

Check the cluster ID on the standby node.

Check the control link status on the standby node.

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Configure, Monitor, or Troubleshoot Clustering JN0-336 Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6application · medium
You are monitoring a chassis cluster and notice that the redundancy group 0 is in the 'ineligible' state on node 1. What does this indicate?
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You are troubleshooting a chassis cluster where failover is not occurring when the primary node loses power. Both nodes are healthy and the cluster is formed. What is the most likely cause?
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8foundation · easy
Which command displays the current status of redundancy groups in a Junos chassis cluster?
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What is a common cause of a split-brain condition in a Junos chassis cluster?
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You are troubleshooting a chassis cluster where the standby node is not taking over when the primary node fails. You have verified that the cluster is formed and the redundancy group is configured correctly. What should you check next?
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