Management and Configuration Guide (Includes ACM xl) 2005-12

A-16 ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series Management and Configuration Guide
set redundancy [peer <peer ip-address>] | [priority <priority value>] | [retry <retry time>] |
[failover <failover time>]
Sets the parameters for redundancy (failover). You set one parameter at a time. The possible
settings are:
show redundancy
Shows the current redundancy (failover) settings. For example:
show redundancy
---- Redundancy configured state ----
Redundancy is disabled.
No peer is specified.
Peering priority is 0.
Retry timeout to disabled peers is 60 seconds.
Failover timeout is 30 seconds.
On a Access Control Server acting as the secondary Access Control Server, the show redundancy
command produces output similar to:
---- Redundancy configured state ----
Redundancy is enabled.
Redundant peer is 192.168.10.82.
Peering priority is 0.
Retry timeout to disabled peers is 60 seconds.
Failover timeout is 30 seconds.
---- Redundancy running state ----
We are secondary to peer 192.168.10.82
Peer is responding
The redundancy settings can be changed using the command set redundancy. To enable
redundancy, use the
enable redundancy command.
set syslogserver <ip-address> [<facility>]
Sets the IP address of a syslog server, and the logging facility. Setting the syslog server address
enables session logging.
peer <peer ip-address> Sets the IP address for a redundant peer.
After a seven second configuration change delay, this Access Control Server will
attempt to contact the specified peer.
priority <priority value> Sets the 16 bit signed peer priority value for this Access Control Server.
• Range is -32768 - +32767. The Access Control Server with the lowest value is
taken as the preferred primary Access Control Server in case of failover.
• If the priority is set through the Administrative Interface, a value of -10 (negative
ten) indicates the Access Control Server has been designated as the preferred
primary. A peer that is not designated the preferred primary has a priority of zero
(0).
retry <retry time> Sets the retry time, in seconds. The retry time specifies the time interval between
attempts to reconnect to a disabled peer.
failover <failover time> Sets the failover time, in seconds. This time interval determines how long a Access
Control Server waits for a response from its peer before determining that the peer
has failed and initiating failover.
Note: If redundancy is currently enabled, you cannot change the failover time.