Manual-Mode Msfc Redundancy - Cisco WS-X6066-SLB-APC - Content Switching Module Software Manual

Chapter 22 Configuring Redundancy
Getting Out of Single Router Mode
If you saved a copy of the running configuration used in dual router mode before configuring SRM
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redundancy, you do not need to use the procedure in this section. To get out of SRM redundancy and
back to dual router mode, enter the following command on both MSFCs:
copy bootflash:nosrm_dual_router_config startup-config. After the configurations are copied,
reload the MSFCs using the reload command.
To get out of SRM, perform these steps:
On the designated router, disable SRM using the no form of the command as follows:
Step 1
Router(config)#redundancy
Router(config-r)#high-availability
Router(config-r-ha)#no single-router-mode
Enter the write memory command on the designated router and nondesignated router.
Step 2
Enter the show startup-config command on the designated and nondesignated routers to ensure that
Step 3
"single-router mode" is not in the startup configuration.
Enter the reload command to reload the designated router and nondesignated router.
Step 4
SRM is now disabled on the designated router and nondesignated router.

Manual-Mode MSFC Redundancy

Manual-mode MSFC redundancy will be supported until December, 2002, due to the release of
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supervisor engine software release 6.3(1), which contains the feature SRM. Cisco recommends using
SRM rather than manual-mode MSFC redundancy to attain automatic Layer-3 failover capabilities
in addition to unlimited support of the feature.
These sections describe how to configure redundant MSFCs with one MSFC active and the other MSFC
in ROM-monitor mode:
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Hardware and Software Requirements, page 22-46
Guidelines for Configuring Manual-Mode MSFC Redundancy, page 22-46
Accessing the Standby MSFC, page 22-47
Manually Booting the MSFC, page 22-47
Setting the MSFC Configuration Register, page 22-47
MSFC Recovery Procedures, page 22-48
Catalyst 6000 Family Software Configuration Guide—Releases 6.3 and 6.4
MSFC Redundancy
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