Enabling Route Management Redundancy (CTPView)
This topic describes how to enable the route redundancy management feature.
To enable route management redundancy using CTPView:
- In the side pane, select System > Configuration.
- Set the AutoSwitch Daemon parameter to Enabled.
- Click AutoSwitch.
- Under AutoSwitch Ethernet Failover Settings, configure the parameters described in Table 1, and click Submit Settings.
Table 1: Route Management Redundancy Settings in CTPView
Field | Function | Your Action |
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Status | Enables or disables route management redundancy | Select one:
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Secondary Revert | Specifies whether or not the CTP device periodically checks the connectivity to the AutoSwitch primary device after a switchover to the secondary device. Whenever the primary route is unavailable, the traffic is routed through the secondary route configured in the CTP system. Secondary Revert feature applies only when traffic is flowing through the secondary route. When Secondary Revert is enabled, the traffic is routed back to the primary route after a configurable delay, whenever the primary route is back online. If the secondary route is disabled, the route is not switched back to the primary route even if the primary route is available again. | Select one:
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Forceful Revert | The Forceful Revert button is enabled only if the Route Management Redundancy status is set to enabled and Secondary Revert is disabled. If secondary revert is disabled after the switchover from primary device to secondary device, click Forceful Revert to perform switchover from the secondary device to the primary device, provided the primary device becomes available. | Click Forceful Revert to manually switch from the secondary device to the primary device. |
Check Period [all functions] | Specifies the frequency with which the CTP software runs a reachability check. For example, if the check period is set for 30, the CTP software verifies whether the next hop is reachable once every 30 seconds. | Select the number of seconds. |