Vc Boot Scenarios; First Time Manual Boot Of Nodes In The Stack - Nokia 7210 Configuration Manual

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5.6 VC Boot Scenarios

This section describes the required configurations and the expected behaviors of
different boot up scenarios.

5.6.1 First Time Manual Boot of Nodes in the Stack

The following steps outline how to manually bring up a VC using nodes shipped from
the factory that are being booted up for the first time.
Users can boot up a single node or a set of nodes that are to be part of a VC. As well,
users can power up one node, all the nodes, or a set of nodes; there is no restriction
on the power sequence. The following steps describe the sequence when all nodes
are booted up together; however, the steps here do not dictate the order of service
provisioning and do not preclude preprovisioning of services on the active CPM.
Service preprovisioning is allowed after the VC configuration, including the VC node
member configuration, is complete.
Note: The CPM-IMM nodes are configured through the BOF and do not require further
configuration to be part of the VC.
Step 1. Identify the two nodes that will take on the CPM role.
Step 2. Ensure there is console access to each CPM node to drive the boot
Step 3. Ensure the CPM nodes are powered on.
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