KB.15.15

Figure 272 (page 492) shows that redundant management was disabled.

Figure 272 Results of disabling redundancy

Disable management module redundancy with only one module present

If you disable redundancy when there is only one management module in the switch, and then

you insert a second management module, the second module never goes into standby mode. You

must re-enable redundant management using this command:

(HP_Switch_name#) redundancy management-module

The currently active module remains active on boot (assuming no selftest failure) unless you make

the newly inserted management module active using this command:

(HP_Switch_name#) redundancy active-management standby

The standby management module becomes the active management module.

Active management module commands

Viewing modules

The show modules command displays information about all the modules in the switch, as well

as additional component information for the following:

• System Support Modules (SSM)—identification, including serial number

• Mini-GBICS—a list of installed mini-GBICs displaying the type, "J" number, and serial number

(when available)

CLI commands affected by redundant management

Several existing commands have changes related to redundant management.

boot command

In redundant management systems, the boot or boot active command causes a switchover to

the standby management module as long as the standby module is in standby mode. This message

displays:

This management module will now reboot and will become the

standby module! You will need to use the other management

module's console interface. Do you want to continue [y/n]?

492 Chassis Redundancy (8200zl Switches)