Alteon Application Switch Operating System Application Guide
High Availability
Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302 541
2. Copy and paste the entire contents of the script to a text file. The first and last lines of the file
must be written as shown in the following example:
3. Edit the text file that you just created as follows:
— Change all the IP interface addresses for Alteon 2. Otherwise, this results in duplicate IP
addresses in the network. In this example, change the last octet in all the IP interfaces from
.251 to .252.
— Change the synchronization peer Alteon to use the IP address of Alteon 1. In this example,
change the last octet from .252 (denoting Alteon 2), to .251 (Alteon 1).
— Change the virtual router priority from 100 to 101. This indicates that Alteon 2 is the backup
for now.
4. Save the changes to the text file as Customer-Name_backup_config and load it onto a TFTP
server.
5. Begin a Telnet session for the second Alteon. Delete any existing configuration on it by resetting
it to factory settings, using the following command:
A confirmation message displays. Do one of the following:
— Enter y to save changes and restart.
— Enter n to ignore changes and cancel restart.
Note: If you are prompted to use the step-by-step configuration process when you log in,
Alteon is set to the factory defaults. When prompted, enter No.
script start "Alteon Application Switch" 4 /**** DO NOT EDIT THIS LINE!
/* Configuration dump taken 1:52:02 Fri Feb 6, 2004
/* Version 0.0.0, Base MAC address 00:0e:40:32:7c:00
:
:
script end /**** DO NOT EDIT THIS LINE!
>> Configuration#
/c/l3/if 1
addr 10.0.1.252
/c/slb/sync/peer 1
ena
addr 172.16.2.251
/c/l3/vrrp/group
:
prio 101
>> Main # /boot/conf factory/reset
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