Some interfaces are missing in the output of "cpstat -f all ha" command on VRRP / OPSec cluster running Gaia OS

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Solution ID	sk105868
Technical Level
Product	Cluster - 3rd party
Version	R75.40 (EOL), R75.40VS (EOL), R75.45 (EOL), R75.46 (EOL), R75.47 (EOL), R76 (EOL), R77 (EOL), R77.10 (EOL), R77.20
OS	Gaia
Platform / Model	All
Date Created	27-Apr-2015
Last Modified	24-May-2015

Symptoms

Some interfaces are missing in the output of "cpstat -f all ha" command on VRRP / OPSec cluster members running Gaia OS compared to the output of Clish command "show vrrp summary" and output of Expert command "cphaprob -a if".

Example:
- "cpstat -f all ha" shows 41 VIP addresses
- "cphaprob -a if" shows 53 VIP addresses
- "show vrrp summary" shows 54 routers configured

The $FWDIR/tmp/cxl_partner_topology_config.txt file contains invalid lines.

Example:

CIP bond1.707 192.168.155.65 28 0 0 
CIP bond1.731 192.168.153.1 26 
26 
25 
25 
26 0 0 
CIP bond1.761 192.168.148.65 27 0 0

Cause

The "cpstat -f all ha" command on 3rd party / OPSec clusters works in the following way:

The "cpstat -f all ha" command calls the $FWDIR/bin/cxl_create_partner_topology_file shell script.
The $FWDIR/bin/cxl_create_partner_topology_file shell script collects the relevant information and saves it in the $FWDIR/tmp/cxl_partner_topology_config.txt file.
The "cpstat -f all ha" command uses the information saved in the $FWDIR/tmp/cxl_partner_topology_config.txt file and populates the Cluster IPs table and the Sync table.

The $FWDIR/bin/cxl_create_partner_topology_file shell script is not able to collect the relevant information when one VIP address is a sub-string of another VIP address.

Example:

bond1.724       192.168.143.1 
bond1.726       192.168.143.17

Solution

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