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Backing Up the Running Configuration
Restoring the Configuration
SWITCH# run scripts running
SWITCH# config
SWITCH(cfg)# hostname prtlndA1k
prtlndA1k(cfg)# ...
prtlndA1k(cfg)# exit
prtlndA1k# ...
SWITCH# run scripts running-B
SWITCH# config
SWITCH(cfg)# hostname prtlndA1kB
prtlndA1kB(cfg)# ...
prtlndA1kB(cfg)# exit
prtlndA1kB# ...
prtlndA1k(cfg-redundancy)# show redundancy
Node Switch/Quorum Disk
---- -------------------- ---------- ------- ----- -------------------
*1
prtlndA1k
2
prtlndA1kB
QD
192.168.74.83
prtlndA1k(cfg-redundancy)# ...
prtlndA1k(cfg-redundancy)# end
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For instructions on joining a redundant pair, refer to
page 6-16
of the
CLI Network-Management
For example, the following command sequence updates the running-config on both
switches, then updates one switch with the global-config:
Peer A
Peer B
Peer A
Wait for the peers to join. Use the
the quorum disk are "Up," the pair is complete.
Transitions
Status
Up
Up
Up
Exit to priv-exec mode and restore the global config:
Guide.
show redundancy
Role
Total Last (UTC)
Active
Never -
Backup
1
16:10:43 02/08/2007
Quorum
1
16:10:34 02/08/2007
"Enabling Redundancy" on
command: when both peers and
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