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Configuring Interface andRouter Redundancy Router Software Version 10.0Site Manager Software Version 4.0Part No. 112916 Rev. AJanuary 1996

xi Tables Table 2-1. Redundancy Protocol PDU Flow Diagram for Role Bidding ...2-2Table 2-2. Redundancy Protocol PDU Flow Diagram fo

xiii About This Guide Bay Networks redundancy services enhance router resilience by enabling a router to recover from either interface or router fail

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1-1 Chapter 1Interface Redundancy Overview Interface redundancy provides backup of one interface by another within a single router. It protects your

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Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy1-2 Interface Roles Bay Networks interface redundancy software determines which interface in a redundancy

Interface Redundancy Overview1-3 During normal data transfer, if the active interface fails, the following interfaces become active, in this order:1.

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy1-4 Active Interface MAC Address When you configure interface redundancy, the active interface uses the fol

2-1 Chapter 2Router Redundancy Overview Router redundancy protects a network from irrecoverable failures of an entire router. You configure routers to

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy2-2 Redundancy Protocol Routers in a redundancy group all begin in the secondary role. They use a bidding

Router Redundancy Overview2-3 The primary router periodically checks that it is functioning normally. If the primary router is not functioning proper

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy2-4 Table 2-2. Redundancy Protocol PDU Flow Diagram for SOS PDUs Router A PDU Router B Router A, currently

Router Redundancy Overview2-5Role ChangeA router may change out of the primary role because of router failure, failure of one or more interfaces, or b

3-1Chapter 3Implementation NotesThis chapter provides information about special features of Bay Networks interface and router redundancy.Planning Your

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Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy3-2b. Each member ID must be unique within the group. Role-changing rules use the member IDs to reassign ro

Implementation Notes3-3Using Interface and Router Redundancy in CombinationUse interface redundancy with router redundancy to provide combined protect

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy3-4Clear FunctionThe Clear function allows you to clear all protocols from all circuits that have router re

4-1Chapter 4Configuring Interface RedundancyThis chapter describes how to configure interface redundancy. It assumes you have read Configuring Routers an

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy4-2Figure 4-1. Add Circuit Window2.Select as many other available LAN interfaces of the same type as you wa

Configuring Interface Redundancy4-3Figure 4-2. Edit Connector Window7.Select Edit Circuit. The Circuit Definition window appears (Figure 4-3).Figure 4-

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy4-48.In the Circuit Definition window, select Lines➔Interface Redundancy➔ Primary Interface.The Select Prima

Configuring Interface Redundancy4-5Figure 4-5. Circuit Definition Window with Primary Interface10.Select File➔Exit to exit the Circuit Definition window

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy4-63.To add an interface, select an available line of the same LAN type as the other members of the group.

5-1Chapter 5Configuring Router RedundancyThis chapter describes how to configure router redundancy. It assumes you have read Configuring Routers and Chap

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Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-2The instructions in this chapter assume that you want to create a router redundancy group consisting of

Configuring Router Redundancy5-32. Enter template as the filename.The standard router window appears. 3. Select a router.The Configuration Manager windo

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-4Figure 5-3. Select Protocols Window8. Scroll through the list and select Router Redundancy. You can also

Configuring Router Redundancy5-5The Enable and Send PDU Enable parameters are set to Enable, as they must be for router redundancy to work. 10. Enter

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-613.Click on OK.The Configuration Manager window appears. The circuits you configured for router redundancy

Configuring Router Redundancy5-7 Parameter: Send PDU Enable Default: Enable Options: Enable | Disable Function: Enables or disables sending of router

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-8 Parameter: Group ID Default: 1 Range: 1 to 128 Function: Specifies the identification number for the redu

Configuring Router Redundancy5-9 Parameter: Timeout Threshold Default: 5 Range: 1 to 100 Function: Specifies the number of time periods during which th

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-10 Parameter: Role Switch Delay Period Default: 5 seconds Range: 1 to 86,400 seconds Function: Currently

Configuring Router Redundancy5-11Figure 5-6. RREDUND Router Redundancy Resource List Window2.Click on Add.The Router Redundancy Resource window appear

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Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-123.Enter the IP address of the device you wish to configure as a resource for this router redundancy grou

Configuring Router Redundancy5-13 Parameter: Ping Interval Default: 600 seconds Range: 1 to 86,399 seconds Function: Specifies the amount of time, in s

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-14Applying a Group Configuration FileTo apply the group configuration file template to each member of a rout

Configuring Router Redundancy5-15Figure 5-9. Configuration Manager Window for Member ConfigurationThe R.R. Member Global Parameters Configuration window

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-16Figure 5-10. R.R. Member Global Parameters Configuration Window5.Enter values for the member global para

Configuring Router Redundancy5-178. Enter “Alpha” as the filename and click on Primary Save.Site Manager appends the .pri suffix to the filename and then

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-18 Parameter: Member ID Default: 1 Range: 1 to 128 Function: Specifies the identification number for this m

Configuring Router Redundancy5-19 Parameter: Force Role Switch Default: Don’t Switch Options: Don’t Switch | Switch Function: Forces a router to switc

Configuring Interface and Router Redundancy5-20Sending the Configuration Files to the RoutersYou have now created four configuration files for routers Al

A-1Appendix ASite Manager Default Parameter SettingsThis appendix lists the Site Manager default parameter settings for router redundancy group global

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Configuring Interface and Router RedundancyA-2Table A-2. Router Redundancy Member Global ParametersParameter DefaultEnable EnableMember ID 1Priority 1

B-1Appendix BRouter Redundancy ExamplesThis appendix contains three examples of router configurations that use router redundancy.Example 1: Two Routers

Configuring Interface and Router RedundancyB-2Possible ScenariosThe sections below describe possible scenarios and how they would affect the redundant

Router Redundancy ExamplesB-3Possible ComplicationsRouter Boots and Cannot Detect Another MemberIf a member of a router redundancy group boots and can

Configuring Interface and Router RedundancyB-4Example 2: Three Routers at the Same SiteFigure B-2 illustrates a router redundancy group with three rou

Router Redundancy ExamplesB-5Example 3: Router Redundancy with Wide Area NetworksBay Networks router redundancy services do not currently allow configu

Configuring Interface and Router RedundancyB-6To provide redundancy for this wide area network (WAN):1. Define the remote interface on the other side o

C-1Appendix CWorksheets for Configuring Router RedundancyThese worksheets assume a router redundancy group of three routers. Use them to plan how to co

Configuring Interface and Router RedundancyC-2Table C-2. Resource Planning WorksheetPlanning Issue/Parameter Router A Router B Router CEnable Status U

Index-1Symbols100-Mb Ethernet, 3-210-Mb Ethernet, 3-2Aactive interface, defined, 1-1adding interfaces to a group, 4-5applying a group configuration file,

vii Appendix A Site Manager Default Parameter SettingsAppendix B Router Redundancy Examples Example 1: Two Routers at the Same Site ...

Index-2FFDDI, 3-2Force Role Switch parameter, 5-19Ggetting helpfrom a Bay Networks Technical Response Center, xvithrough CompuServe, xivthrough InfoFA

Index-3Pparameter default settings, A-1PDU flow diagram, 2-2 to 2-4PDUs, 2-2Ping Interval parameter, 5-13Ping Retry Count parameter, 5-13Ping Timeout p

ix Figures Figure 4-1. Add Circuit Window .....................4-2Figure 4-2. Edit Conne