I am not specialized in CSS but can you try this:-
CSS11503# script play commit_redundancy "x.x.x.x –a -d"
The options for the Script are:
Also there are two types of synchronization:
Complete: when both CSS’s have identical chassis. It produces a running-config on the
backup CSS that exactly matches the running-config on the master CSS.
Partial: when both CSS’s are not identical, for example a configuration between an 11506
CSS and an 11150 CSS. It synchronizes all parameter values in the configuration except
the interface and circuit configurations.
· ip address - The IP address of the backup CSS. This is the only required argument for
this script.
· -a (All) - Performs a complete configuration synchronization. Use this option only when
the master CSS and the backup CSS have identical chassis (see Table 8-3).
· -d (Debug) - Debug switch for the commit_redundancy script, which displays the current
task being performed as the script progresses. Debug messages display even when you
specify the -s argument.
· -f - After an abnormal script termination, removes the lock file so that you can run the
script again. This argument overrides all other specified arguments and the script exits
immediately after removing the lock file.
· -int (Interface) - Does not clear the interfaces on the backup CSS so that the link does
not go down. Do not use this argument with the -a argument. If you do and the interface
settings are different on the master and the backup CSSs, the configurations will not
match and the script will not finish successfully.
· -nv (No Verify) - Informs the script not to verify that the configuration
synchronization was successful. The script does inform you if the script fails.
· -s (Silent) - Suppresses script progress messages and displays only the result of
running the script: Config Sync Successful or Config Sync Failed.
The following link may be also helpful:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/contnetw/ps792/products_configuration_guide_chapter
09186a0080157832.html
