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Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy

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Sending Configuration Files to Routers Using Hot Standby

If you followed the procedure in “Applying a Group Configuration File for

Routers Using Hot Standby” on page 5-18, you have now created configuration

files that allow routers 1 and 2 to use members of a router redundancy group. To

send these files to the appropriate routers, copy them to the router Flash card using

FTP or TFTP. Copy Router1.cfg to router 1, and Router2.cfg to router 2. We

recommend that you copy Router1.cfg to config and Router2.cfg to the config file,

in case there is a power failure. (Upon reboot, a router looks for its default

configuration file, config.)

Sending Configuration Files to Routers Using Warm Boot

If you followed the procedure in “Applying a Group Configuration File for

Routers Using Warm Boot” on page 5-21, you have now created four

configuration files for routers Alpha and Beta to use in their roles as primary and

secondary members of a router redundancy group. To send these files to the

appropriate routers:

Copy the files to a router’s Flash card using FTP or TFTP.

Copy Alpha.pri and Alpha.sec to Alpha, and Beta.pri and Beta.sec to Beta.

Copy

Alpha.sec

to the

config

file on the first router. Copy

Beta.sec

to the

config

file on the second router.

Configuring Router Redundancy on Model 5380 Routers

You can use router redundancy on a Model 5380 router in several different ways

because of this router’s versatility.

A Model 5380 router may logically be a single-slot router among other single-slot

routers on the same module, or all the slots may logically be ports on the same

router.

Note:

We recommend storing the template file on the routers as well.

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