■ Unified ISSU–If unified ISSU is in the idle state, the operation is disabled
until successful recovery or the recovery window is complete. The unified
ISSU process continues if it has started.
■ Auto-Recovery—Monitoring of corrupt configuration stops and a message
indicating whether the files are recoverable appears. If the SRP is successfully
recovered, monitoring of corrupt configuration resumes. If recovery fails,
reload the standby SRP module using the reload standby-srp command and
re-initiate the flash system on the standby SRP.
■ If the file systems on both the primary and standby SRPs are corrupt when HA
is disabled, the following changes occur:
■ File Synchronization–Configuration files are not synchronized and the
synchronization state is not restored until the successful recovery of the
corrupted files or the recovery window is complete.
■ HA–Enabling of HA is prevented during recovery and the state is restored
on successful recovery.
■ Unified ISSU–If unified ISSU is in the idle state, the operation is disabled
until successful recovery or the recovery window is complete. The unified
ISSU process continues if it has started.
■ Auto-Recovery—Monitoring of corrupt configuration stops on both the
primary and standby SRP modules and a message appears indicating whether
the files are recoverable. If the SRPs are successfully recovered, monitoring
of corrupt configuration resumes. If recovery fails, load another release on
the primary SRP and run the reload force command. The primary and
standby SRP modules re-initiate during a reboot.
■ If the file systems on both the primary and standby SRPs are corrupt when HA
is enabled, the following changes occur:
■ File Synchronization–Configuration files are not synchronized when the
HA state changes to disabled and the synchronization state is not restored
until the successful recovery of the corrupted files or the recovery window
is complete.
■ HA–HA is disabled during recovery and the state is restored on successful
recovery.
■ Unified ISSU–If unified ISSU is in the idle state, the operation is disabled
until successful recovery or the recovery window is complete. The unified
ISSU process continues if it has started.
■ Auto-Recovery—Monitoring of corrupt configuration stops on both the
primary and standby SRP modules and a message appears indicating whether
the files are recoverable. If the SRPs are successfully recovered, monitoring
of corrupt configuration resumes. If recovery fails, load another release on
the primary SRP and run the reload force command. The primary and
standby SRP modules re-initiate during a reboot.
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