04-11-2003 01:23 AM
I have a number of redundant pairs of 11500s with SSL modules in. When trying to sync the config using the commit_redundancy script it fails at the verification stage. Manually comparing the two running configs it appears that all the config is being replicated except that relating to the SSL config.
Is this a known 'problem' and is there a quicker solution than manually copying the config? - it's a rather laborious task :(
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04-16-2003 05:16 AM
I have problems with the commit redundancy script as well, so I do it by hand. I'm currently working on compressing the script to be totally automatic and simple....but need to play with the replace_text function.
For the most part, here is my procedure
ftp the config to workstation
modify the config
ftp the config back to primary css
now the next 2 commands I borrowed from the commit script
@rcmd ${backupIp} "rcmd ${MASTER_IP} 'show script tmp.cfg' 20 newconfig" 20
@rcmd ${backupIp} "arc scr newconfig startup-config;arc start old-config;rest startup-config start" 20
issuing these 2 commands from the primary css will copy the file tmp.cfg in the script directory to startup-config on the backup css
you can then choose to reload the backup, copy startup to runn, etc....on the backup to make the new config active
Hope this helps
04-16-2003 05:16 AM
I have problems with the commit redundancy script as well, so I do it by hand. I'm currently working on compressing the script to be totally automatic and simple....but need to play with the replace_text function.
For the most part, here is my procedure
ftp the config to workstation
modify the config
ftp the config back to primary css
now the next 2 commands I borrowed from the commit script
@rcmd ${backupIp} "rcmd ${MASTER_IP} 'show script tmp.cfg' 20 newconfig" 20
@rcmd ${backupIp} "arc scr newconfig startup-config;arc start old-config;rest startup-config start" 20
issuing these 2 commands from the primary css will copy the file tmp.cfg in the script directory to startup-config on the backup css
you can then choose to reload the backup, copy startup to runn, etc....on the backup to make the new config active
Hope this helps
04-23-2003 02:55 AM
Many thanks - I'll give this a try. Shame the script doesn't seem to handle this new functionality...
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