5. E320系统管理.ppt

E-series B-RAS Configuration Basics Module 8: System Administration 8-* HA disabled throughout. Synchronization involves upgrading data. Progress reported to the user, indicating total percentage completed. E-series B-RAS Configuration Basics Module 8: System Administration 8-* Blocked logins include subscribers logging in to make a VOIP call, as well as Policy/QoS changes, CoA, multicast joins, etc. Max login interruption time estimated at 20-40 minutes, depending on the distance between releases. Efforts ongoing to allow for re-login of previously active subscribers, with interruption time not longer than forwarding interruption (15s). E-series B-RAS Configuration Basics Module 8: System Administration 8-* Line cards restart simultaneously. Operation takes 1-10min. SRPs fail over may result in forwarding interruption through the fabric: less than 2ms on E320; 3s for E1440. SRP fail over triggers graceful restart of routing protocols (90s). Forwarding operation only affected during forwarding engine restart stage (15s, depending on line card type and the amount of configuration). E-series B-RAS Configuration Basics Module 8: System Administration 8-* Full functionality, full forwarding bandwidth. E-series B-RAS Configuration Basics Module 8: System Administration 8-* Option 1 If the new software release does not work properly, you must downgrade to the old system release and the old configuration. In the example on the slide, we configured the router to use the the erx_6-0-0.rel software release and the running-configuration file, which is based on the erx_6-0-0.rel image. To downgrade, configure the router to use the old configuration file, erx_5-2-1.cnf, specifying the once option. With the once option, the router uses this specific configuration file for the next reload, and subsequent reloads will use the running-configuration file. Next, configure the router to use the old software release, erx_5-2-1.rel. Again, it takes a few moments for this command