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<strong>Stateful</strong> <strong>Switchover</strong><br />

Step 11 config-register value<br />

Step 12 exit<br />

Command Purpose<br />

Example:<br />

Router(config)# config-register 0x2102<br />

Example:<br />

Router(config)# exit<br />

Step 13 copy running-config startup-config<br />

Example:<br />

Router# copy running-config<br />

startup-config<br />

Step 14 For <strong>Cisco</strong> 12000 series Internet routers:<br />

reload standby-cpu<br />

For other <strong>Cisco</strong> routers:<br />

hw-module standby-cpu reset<br />

Example:<br />

Router# reload standby-cpu<br />

or<br />

Router# hw-module standby-cpu reset<br />

Step 15 For <strong>Cisco</strong> 10000 series Internet routers:<br />

redundancy force-switchover main-cpu<br />

For other <strong>Cisco</strong> routers:<br />

redundancy force-switchover<br />

Example:<br />

Router# redundancy force-switchover<br />

main-cpu<br />

or<br />

Router# redundancy force-switchover<br />

Troubleshooting Tips<br />

The following tips can help troubleshoot SSO operation.<br />

<strong>Stateful</strong> <strong>Switchover</strong><br />

Configuration Tasks<br />

The standby RP was reset, but there are no messages describing what happened.<br />

To display a log of SSO events and clues as to why a switchover or other event occurred, enter the<br />

show redundancy history command on the newly active RP:<br />

Router# show redundancy history<br />

Modifies the existing configuration register setting to reflect the<br />

way in which you want to load a system image.<br />

• value—0x2 to 0xFFFF.<br />

Exits configuration mode and returns the router to privileged<br />

EXEC mode.<br />

Saves the configuration changes to your startup configuration in<br />

NVRAM so that the router will boot with the configuration you<br />

have entered.<br />

Resets and reloads the standby processor with the specified<br />

<strong>Cisco</strong> IOS image, and executes the image.<br />

Forces a switchover to the standby RP.<br />

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