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v Initiates and then terminates a packet-capture session.
standby
Implements a failover configuration
Syntax
To assign both interfaces to a group using a Virtual IP address (VIP)
To assign a priority to a standby member of a group
To place the active interface in preempt mode
To disable preemption on a standby group
To delete a standby group
To delete all standby groups on the current interface
Parameters
group-number
ip address
priority priority-value
preempt
# packet-capture store://Eth0Trace 1800 2500
Trace begun.
. .
.
#
# packet-capture store://Eth0Trace 1800 2500
Trace begun.
. .
.
# no packet-capture store://Eth0Trace
#
standby group-number ip address
standby group-number priority priority-value
standby group-number preempt
no standby group-number preempt
no standby group-number
no standby
Specifies the number of the standby group. Use a value in the range of 1
through 255.
Specifies the virtual IP address (VIP) to assign to the standby group. Both
interfaces must use the same VIP.
Specifies the priority of the interface. Use a value in the range of 0 through
255. The default is 100.
For the active interface, specify a value of 100 or greater. For the standby
interface, specify a value less than 100.
Indicates preemption. When in preempt mode, the designated active
interface returns to service after a failure, it resumes its active role and the
standby interface resumes its standby role. Otherwise, the designated
active interface functions in standby capacity after it returns to service.
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