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Pending State

The system transitions to the pending state if an unsupported application is configured. When a transition to the pending state occurs, the system generates SNMP traps and log messages.

How the router behaves depends on which HA state the application is in when it shifts to a pending state:

From disabled state—The router remains in the disabled state.
From initializing state—The router completes the initializing state and transitions to the pending state after initialization is complete.
Active State—The router transitions to the pending state.

The system remains in the pending state until the configuration of the unsupported application is removed. However, even though it is in the pending state, the system continues mirroring updates from the primary SRP module to the standby SRP module.

Note: You can use the show redundancy srp command to display the name of any unsupported applications that are configured.

If a switchover occurs while the system is in the pending state, the system cold-restarts.

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