# `lxc cluster enable` Enable clustering on a single non-clustered LXD server ## Synopsis Description: Enable clustering on a single non-clustered LXD server ```none This command turns a non-clustered LXD server into the first member of a new LXD cluster, which will have the given name. It's required that LXD is already available on the network. You can check this by running 'lxc config get core.https_address'. If either an IP address and port is displayed, or both, LXD is already available on the network. If no value is set, use 'lxc config set core.https_address' to set it. ``` ```default lxc cluster enable [:] [flags] ``` ## Options inherited from parent commands ```default --debug Show all debug messages --force-local Force using the local unix socket -h, --help Print help --project Override the source project -q, --quiet Don't show progress information --sub-commands Use with help or --help to view sub-commands -v, --verbose Show all information messages --version Print version number ``` ## SEE ALSO * [lxc cluster](https://canonical.com/lxd/docs/default/reference/manpages/lxc/cluster/index.html.md#lxc-cluster-md) - Manage cluster members