What were you trying to do that didn't work?

Check the status of the primary cluster and the disaster recovery cluster from a node in the primary cluster, after a fresh installation following Red Hat official documentation:

RHEL 9 - Configuring and managing high availability clusters - Chapter 32. Configuring disaster recovery clusters - 32.2. Displaying status of recovery clusters

What is the impact of this issue to you?

Customers can't create a disaster recovery cluster to be managed and monitor using the `pcs` cli from the primary site.

Please provide the package NVR for which the bug is seen:

pcs-0.11.7-2.el9_4.1.x86_64

How reproducible is this bug?:

Always.

Steps to reproduce

1. pcs host auth fastvm-rhel-9-4-21 fastvm-rhel-9-4-22 fastvm-rhel-9-4-23 fastvm-rhel-9-4-24

1. pcs cluster setup PrimarySite fastvm-rhel-9-4-21 fastvm-rhel-9-4-22 --start

1. pcs cluster setup DRSite fastvm-rhel-9-4-23 fastvm-rhel-9-4-24 --start

1. pcs dr set-recovery-site fastvm-rhel-9-4-23

1. pcs dr status

Expected results

An output similar to what we have in our official documentation (see link above); a combined output of `pcs status` as it was executed on each of the sites separately.

Actual results

[root@fastvm-rhel-9-4-21 ~]# pcs dr status
Error: fastvm-rhel-9-4-21: Unknown command 'status.full_cluster_status_plaintext'
Error: fastvm-rhel-9-4-22: Unknown command 'status.full_cluster_status_plaintext'
Error: fastvm-rhel-9-4-23: Unknown command 'status.full_cluster_status_plaintext'
Error: fastvm-rhel-9-4-24: Unknown command 'status.full_cluster_status_plaintext'
— Local cluster - Primary site —
Error: Unable to get status of the cluster from any node

— Remote cluster - Recovery site —
Error: Unable to get status of the cluster from any node
Error: Unable to get status of all sites