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vss quad-sup with sup 2T

m.arancibia
Level 1
Level 1

Hi everybody,

I have configured 2 6509E chassis with two 2T supervisors in each chassis. We are using de IOS version 15.1(1)SY.

We have a VSL with 2 TenGig interfaces.

After to apply the command : switch convert mode virtual , the Sup Standby in each chassis become to ROMMON mode.

When I connect to the console of sup (rommon) and apply the command boot, it received this message:

System detected Virtual Switch configuration...

Interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/5/4 is member of PortChannel 20

Interface TenGigabitEthernet 2/5/5 is member of PortChannel 20

Firmware compiled 11-Sep-12 14:49 by integ Build [26624]

*Apr 25 19:43:44.747: %PFREDUN-4-SUP_FORCE_TO_ROMMON: Supervisor forced to rommon with reason: In-chassis Standby is not supported in this version

Resetting .......

I try introducing the command : switch virtual in-chassis standby switch 1 enable; and after that I try to boot the sup(rommon) but the result is exactly the same.

Please, I need to know if is necessary to change to another IOS version or introduce another adicional configuration.

Config Applied:

switch virtual domain 100

switch mode virtual

interface Port-channel10

no switchport

no ip address

no platform qos channel-consistency

switch virtual link 1

!

interface Port-channel20

no switchport

no ip address

no platform qos channel-consistency

switch virtual link 2

!

interface TenGigabitEthernet1/5/4

no switchport

no ip address

no cdp enable

channel-group 10 mode on

!

interface TenGigabitEthernet1/5/5

no switchport

no ip address

no cdp enable

channel-group 10 mode on

!

interface TenGigabitEthernet2/5/4

no switchport

no ip address

no cdp enable

channel-group 20 mode on

!

interface TenGigabitEthernet2/5/5

no switchport

no ip address

no cdp enable

channel-group 20 mode on

!

Best Regards 

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Gregory Snipes
Level 4
Level 4

Last I have heard, Quad SUP VSS still is not supported with the Sup2T. There has been some talk of it coming at some point but as of the latest IOS release, I have not seen it.  

Reza Sharifi
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hi.

VSS with 2 Sups in each chassis in not supported yet.

HTH

Reza Sharifi
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Cisco has been talking about this for the last 2 years, but no action.

every time I ask, the answer is the next quarter or the first quarter of next year and so on......

We have the exactly the same hw and sw in both chassis.

Do you have the same exact Rommon firmware?

Also, can you try using only one sup in each chassis and test again?

BTW, your VSL config is correct.

HTH

Hi Reza,

The VSS is working right now, but only with one supervisor by chassis.

When I introduces the command show module the second supervisor appears as UNKNOWN, and it must appears STANDBY(CSSO).

Regards.

Can you post "sh module switch 1 and "sh module switch 2"?

Also, what is the output of "sh switch virt"?

They should be in SSO for the VSS to work correctly.

HTH

The

--- show switch virtual ---

Switch mode                  : Virtual Switch

Virtual switch domain number : 100

Local switch number          : 1

Local switch operational role: Virtual Switch Active

Peer switch number           : 2

Peer switch operational role : Virtual Switch Standby

--- show switch virtual link ---

VSL Status : UP

VSL Uptime : 46 minutes

VSL SCP Ping : Pass

VSL ICC Ping : Pass

VSL Control Link : Te1/5/4 

VSL Encryption : Configured Mode - Off, Operational Mode - Off

--- show switch virtual role ---

RRP information for Instance 1

--------------------------------------------------------------------

Valid  Flags   Peer      Preferred  Reserved

               Count     Peer       Peer

--------------------------------------------------------------------

TRUE    V        1           1          1

Switch  Switch   Status      Priority     Role     Local   Remote

        Number               Oper(Conf)            SID     SID

--------------------------------------------------------------------

LOCAL   1         UP         100(100)     ACTIVE    0       0  

REMOTE  2         UP         100(100)     STANDBY   5179    1210

Peer 0 represents the local switch

Flags : V - Valid

In dual-active recovery mode: No

Ok, VSS looks good.

how about sh mod swi 1 and sw 2?

also sh redu

I am having this exact same problem.

Pre-VSL each stand alone 6509e showed both supervisors / modules / SSO in-chassis was all fine. After enabling the VSL link the second supervisor in each chassis is showing UNKNOWN.

Show interface status - module 6 is not listed

Show interface status - my cross connected interfaces (te1/5/5; 2/5/5) are showing NOT CONNECTED.

As per the guide I have

te1/5/4 -> 2/5/4

te1/6/4 -> 2/6/4

te 1/5/5 -> te2/6/5

te 1/6/5 -> te2/5/5

VSL link is up however I am only using the 1 pair of supervisors and 1 interface on each of the 2 supervisors that are up.

Meaning out of 8 interfaces only 2 are showing up connected.

Opened a TAC and hopefully Cisco can resolve it. I will post any results / findings from my TAC.

Hi John.

Quad-Sup in sup2t is supported on 15.1.(1)SY1. What version are your switches running?

Regards.

Wilson B

Hi Wilson -

I am running that version on all 4 supervisors. 15.1(1)SY1.

The Cisco TAC thought it might be bad software image on the secondary supervisors however when I check filesize they match. I am going to replace the images with XMODEM this morning to verify they are running the same image file as the primary supervisors but I am pretty sure they are (as indicated by pre-VSL Active / Hot Standby; this image was fine pre-VSL)

Any ideas?

I used TFTP to upload the same image the primary supervisors are running and still cannot boot out of rommon

Hello John.

Can you put in a notepad the booting process for both supervisors in chassis 1 for example and posted.

Regards.

Wilson B.

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