redundancy
OVERVIEW
Category:
configPrimary context:
Related Commands
Usage: redundancy switchover
redundancy active-management < management-module1 |
management-module2 |
standby>
[no]redundancy management-module
redundancy fabric-module <<1|2> <enable|disable>>
Description: Redundancy conîš¿guration for management and fabric modules.
The îš¿rst version of the command causes the switch to
immediately switchover to the standby management module.
The second version of the command makes the module speciîš¿ed
an active management module for next boot. This command
will fail if the other module is in a failed state.
The third version of the command enables/disables
redundant management. The current 'active' management module
will continue to be the 'active' management module on boot,
unless the user uses the 'redundancy active-management ...'
command to change to the other module.
The fourth version of the command enables/disables the fabric
modules.
NOTES
Multiple Contexts
This command also is available in the manager context.
COMMAND STRUCTURE
â– redundancy active-management < management-module1 | management-module2 | standby >
-- Specify the management module that will be active for next boot. (NUMBER) (p. 464)
â– redundancy fabric-module < 1 | 2 > -- Enable/Disable fabric modules. (NUMBER) (p. 464)
â– disable -- Disable the fabric module. (p. 464)
â– enable -- Enable the fabric module. (p. 464)
â– [no] redundancy management-module -- Enable/Disable redundant management. (p. 465)
â– redundancy switchover -- Switchover to the standby management module. (p. 465)
EXAMPLES
Example: redundancy management-module
ProCurve(conîš¿g)# redundancy management-module
All conîš¿guration îš¿les and software images on the off-line management module
will be overwritten with the data from the current active management module.
Do you want to continue [y/n]? y
ProCurve(conîš¿g)#
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