01-21-2011 05:00 AM - edited 03-06-2019 03:07 PM
Hi all,
i´vre read the doc about how to upgrade the IOS on a Catalyst 6509 running redundat SUP720 in SSO mode. So basically the procedure is simple:
1. copy new IOS on disk0: and slavedisk0:
2. update boot variable
3. copy run start
4. hw-module module <standby-sup> reset
5. redundancy force-switchover
But the question is: what is the downtime of the network/module when following these steps?
Or is there a better way to upgrade the IOS?
Kind regards,
Christian
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01-23-2011 12:09 AM
Hi Christian,
What version are you running currently.
If you are running SXI and later you can do a eFSU which is a hit less upgrade.
But if you are running any other versions (SXF or SXH) the above mentioned procedure is correct but there will be downtime of 2 or more minutues because at one point both supervisors will be running a different image and will be RPR mode.
Link to upgrade doc which you might already have seen:
Hope this helps.
JayaKrishna
01-23-2011 12:09 AM
Hi Christian,
What version are you running currently.
If you are running SXI and later you can do a eFSU which is a hit less upgrade.
But if you are running any other versions (SXF or SXH) the above mentioned procedure is correct but there will be downtime of 2 or more minutues because at one point both supervisors will be running a different image and will be RPR mode.
Link to upgrade doc which you might already have seen:
Hope this helps.
JayaKrishna
01-26-2011 07:05 AM
Thank you for your reply, it helped me out to understand the impact of this procedure. I´ll have to announce a maintenance window probably in the weekend
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