•
Running-config – The running-config is automatically copied from the active redundant management module
to the standby redundant management module at regular intervals. The default interval is 10 seconds. You
can change the interval to 4 – 20 seconds. If you set the interval to 0, the configuration data is not copied to
the standby redundant management module. As described above, if switchover occurs, the standby
redundant management module loads system parameters from the running-config that was last received from
the active redundant management module.
Figure 3.1 shows how the files are synchronized between the active redundant management module and the
standby redundant management module.
Figure 3.1
Redundant management module file synchronization
Automatically synchronized
at startup or switchover
Startup-config also
automatically updated
with write memory
command
System software
(flash code)
System software
(flash code)
Displaying the Synchronization Settings
You can independently synchronize the following types of software between the active and standby modules:
•
boot code
•
flash code (system software)
•
startup-config file
•
running-config
Automatically synchronized
at regular, user-configurable
intervals
Also can be immediately
synchronized using the
CLI or Web management interface
Active
Redundant Management
Startup-config file
Running-config file
Standby
Redundant Management
Startup-config file
Running-config file
Using Redundant Management Modules
Not automatically synchronized
but can be configured to synchronize
at startup or switchover
Also can be immediately synchronized
using the CLI or Web management interface
Module
Boot code
Module
Boot code
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