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Chapter 14 Configuring Failover
Configuring Failover
Table 14-7 Show Failover Display Description
Field Options
Failover • On
•
Off
Cable status:
•
Normal—The cable is connected to both units, and they both have
power.
• My side not connected—The serial cable is not connected to this
unit. It is unknown if the cable is connected to the other unit.
•
Other side is not connected—The serial cable is connected to this
unit, but not to the other unit.
• Other side powered off—The other unit is turned off.
•
N/A—LAN-based failover is enabled.
Failover Unit Primary or Secondary.
Failover LAN Interface Displays the logical and physical name of the failover link.
Unit Poll frequency Displays the number of seconds between hello messages sent to the
peer unit and the number of seconds during which the unit must receive
a hello message on the failover link before declaring the peer failed.
Interface Poll frequency n seconds
The number of seconds you set with the failover polltime interface
command. The default is 15 seconds.
Interface Policy Displays the number or percentage of interfaces that must fail to trigger
failover.
Monitored Interfaces Displays the number of interfaces monitored out of the maximum
possible.
failover replication http Displays if HTTP state replication is enabled for Stateful Failover.
Last Failover at: The date and time of the last failover in the following form:
hh : mm : ss UTC DayName Month Day yyyy
UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) is equivalent to GMT (Greenwich
Mean Time).
This host:
Other host:
For each host, the display shows the following information.
Primary or Secondary • Active
•
Standby
Active time: n (sec)
The amount of time the unit has been active. This time is cumulative,
so the standby unit, if it was active in the past, also shows a value.
slot x Information about the module in the slot or empty.