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WLC Redundancy has failed. Looking to restore.

Mogwai
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Hello, over the weekend it seems that our Cisco 5520's that are in an HA, went down & came in in a non-HA state. 

(CEN-5520) >show redundancy summary
Redundancy Mode = SSO ENABLED
Local State = ACTIVE
Peer State = UNKNOWN - Communication Down
Unit = Primary
Unit ID = 00:A2:EE:9C:69:AD
Redundancy State = Non Redundant
Mobility MAC = 00:A2:EE:9C:69:AD
Redundancy Port = UP
BulkSync Status = Pending

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Mark Elsen
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  - Check if all network connections are solid on the controller, especially RP to RP ,

   M.



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Reiner Maria Rilke (1899)

Yes, all RP's are connected & passing traffic. One the Secondary unit, I do see the following error. 

(Secondary) >show redundancy summary
            Redundancy Mode = SSO ENABLED 
                Local State = MAINTENANCE 
                 Peer State = UNKNOWN - Communication Down 
                       Unit = Secondary
                    Unit ID = 00:B7:71:8B:04:2F
           Redundancy State = Non Redundant
               Mobility MAC = 00:A2:EE:9C:69:AD
               Redundancy Port  = UP
               Link Encryption = ENABLED
Maintenance Mode = Enabled
Maintenance cause= Peer RP is not reachable or Hardware model/Software version mismatch

I've checked the versioning of both the primary & secondary and both match. Although, the Bootloader & Emergency versions are different between the Primary & Secondary. Do those need to match as well?

 

 

  -   Both  Bootloader & Emergency versions  need to match!

  M.



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Reiner Maria Rilke (1899)

So, I believe I see the issue I just checked & I as mistaken & one of the RP ports isn't passing traffic. If I replace the possibly bad SFP & the interface comes back up, would there be downtime for the WLC's to enter back into an HA state or would downtime be required?

 

  - Depends , start by issuing the command show redundancy summary again, when you replace the bad SFP ,

  M.

  



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Reiner Maria Rilke (1899)

 

 - Here you have a number of other commands which can provide insights :
show redundancy summary
show redundancy infra statistics
show redundancy transport statistics
show redundancy keepalive statistics
show redundancy gw-reachability statistics
show redundancy config-sync statistics
show redundancy ap-sync statistics
show redundancy client-sync statistics

 M.



-- Let everything happen to you  
       Beauty and terror
      Just keep going    
       No feeling is final
Reiner Maria Rilke (1899)

Power down the secondary WLC and replace the faulty SFP.  

Power on.

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