.
Figure 60
Configuration during the upgrade
The switch Domain ID and backbone fabric ID of the new FC router can be identical. Once the metaSAN
is stable, EX_Ports on the new router are active, the old router can be taken out of the setup.
Redundant configuration
Figure 61
shows an example of a simple redundant configuration. The configuration shown in
shows that old routers can be removed one by one. For example, FC router 2 can be replaced with the
new FC router. You are expected to maintain the connections to the edge fabrics and the other router,
same as with old router. Configuration parameters described in
page 473 should also be preconfigured on the new routers and match with the routers being replaced. The
backbone fabric ID of the new FC router should be the same as that of the replaced router.
The same procedure can be repeated for FC router 1.
NOTE:
During the swap, traffic flowing through the ISL is affected.
Figure 61
shows an example of a simple redundant configuration.
Figure 61
Redundant router configuration
Dual backbone configuration
In the configuration shown in
page 473 for each FC router.
472 Migrating from an MP Router to a 400 MP Router
Figure
62, follow the steps described in
Figure 62
is an example of a dual backbone configuration.
"To configure the new
router:" on
"To configure the new
Figure
61,
router:" on