Which command would you use to synchronize configuration in a malfunctioning HA setup?

In a malfunctioning High Availability (HA) setup, the command to use for synchronizing configurations is "diagnose ha force-cfg-resync." This command forces a configuration resynchronization from the primary unit to the secondary unit in an HA cluster.

In situations where there is a failure or mismatch in the configuration, simply diagnosing the HA status or checking for failover conditions may not resolve the underlying synchronizing issues. While the commands for checking HA status and failover are useful for monitoring the health of the HA setup and understanding the operational state, they do not actively participate in resolving synchronization problems.

The "diagnose ha sync" command is generally meant for checking synchronization status rather than forcing a resync. Therefore, in a scenario where configuration issues have led to a malfunction, the most effective solution is to initiate a reconfiguration of the HA setup using the force configuration resync command to ensure both units are aligned with the same configuration settings.