3. Remove the module from the slot and place it in an anti-static bag.
4. Install the new module.
5. Use this command to re-activate the slot.
switch(config)# module
<SLOT-ID>
admin-state up
The module then comes up using the existing slot configuration.
6. Use this command to verify that the module successfully booted and is operational:
switch(config)# show module
<SLOT-ID>
For example, to verify a module in slot 1/7, you would use this command and see output similar to the
following:
switch(config)# show module 1/7
Line module 1/7 is up:
Description: 8400X 32P 10G SFP/SFP+ Msec Mod
Full Description: 8400X 8-port 40GbE QSFP+ Advanced Module
Serial number: SG00000000
Product number: JL365A
Replacing a line module with another of a different type
Prerequisites
Have an ESD wrist strap ready to use.
Have available the replacement line module you plan to install.
Procedure
1. Use this command to bring down the module slot before removing the installed module:
switch(config)# module
<SLOT-ID>
admin-state down
For example, to bring down module slot 1/2, you would use this command:
switch(config)# module 1/2 admin-state down
2. Set the slot to its default configuration with this command:
switch(config)# no module
<SLOT-ID>
3. Replace the currently installed module with the new module. (Place the removed module in an anti-static
bag.) The replacement line module will then come up as ready.
4. Reconfigure the slot for the new module type. (See the Fundamentals Guide at https://
asp.arubanetworks.com/downloads.)
Removing or replacing a standby management module
Prerequisites
If you are replacing the standby module, have the replacement available and ready to install.
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