The cluster> show command does not detect all the nodes of the cluster

During the Access Appliance configuration, all the cluster host names entries are not added in the /etc/hosts file. This issue occurs when a host name is a sub string of another host name in the cluster. When the cluster> show command is executed from the Access Appliance command-line interface, it does not detect all the nodes of the cluster.

(IA-14741)

Workaround:

Manually update the /etc/hosts file with cluster host name entries including private IPs mapped to the hosts. Make sure that before you perform the Access Appliance configuration, any host name is not a sub string of another host name in the cluster. For example, hostname001 and hostname00 should not coexist.