Greetings,
Sorry about my bad English.
Had a troulbe with c7606-s during switchover.
Model : CISCO 7606-S
OS : 12.2(33)SRE1
Configured Redundancy Mode = SSO
Operating Redundancy Mode = SSO
Last week, c7606 was experiencing a bug which was generating same msg( "### msg pending.......") continously.
Then, I found out that it was an OS bug and workaround was the following :
1) Switchover
2) Reload
3) OS Upgrade
Since if I reload the router, it will cause some trouble to services during the reload time, therefore decided to do "switchover"
For what I know and experience,
In SSO mode, both the supervisor(Active & Standby) modueles aren't suppoed to reboot during switchover.
* LET'S SAY
ACTIVE = module 1
Standby = module 2
##### Used Command #####
redundancy force-switchover
As soon as switchover began, module 1 went on a soft reboot.
After 4min, module 2 went on a soft reboot.
After thoese two reboots, Active and Standby modules changed.
##### Problems faced #####
1) In SSO mode, is it normal for both modules to go on a soft reboot during
2) Only used SSH(no telnet) but after switchover didn't have access to remote via SSH (connection refused)
3) SSH was disabled after switchover
##### Questions #####
1) Is it normal for both modules to go on a soft reboot in SSO mode?
2) Why does SSH was disabled? Is it an os bug?