diagnose sys ha dump-by

You can use the following diagnose command to display data about a cluster:

diagnose sys ha dump-by {group | vcluster | rcache | debug-zone | vdom | kernel | device}

kernel

This command displays the HA configuration stored by the kernel.

diagnose sys ha dump-by kernel
            HA information.
group_id=88, nvcluster=2, mode=2, load_balance=0, schedule=3, ldb_udp=0.
nvcluster=2, mode=2, ses_pickup=0, delay=0, load_balance=0
schedule=3, ldb_udp=0, standalone_ha=0, upgrade_mode=0.
vcluster 1:
FGT51E5618000206, 0, 0.
FGT51E5618000259, 1, 1.
vcluster 2:
FGT51E5618000206, 1, 1.
FGT51E5618000259, 0, 0.