Wireless Controller
Dedicated Wi-Fi control and management for high density and mobility
nmichael
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Article Id 193939
Description
 Nplus1 failback does not happen in-spite of master being operational
Scope
KB ARTICLE TYPE: Configuration

RELATED PRODUCTS:1500,1550,3200,4200,5000,6000

RELATED SOFTWARE VERSIONS:5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3

KEYWORDS:nplus1,revertive mode,failover,failback


Solution

Non- Revertive mode is enabled on the slave controller.
Non-Revertive feature enables the administrator to choose when an active slave can relinquish a master's role. Apparently, an active slave verifies if the master is ready to take over the master's role or not. If the master is not ready, the failback operation fails to start, and active slave keeps operating as a master. While the active slave keeps operational, the master stays in the standby mode, waiting for the active slave to relinquish the role.

Command to Disable/Enable Non-revertive mode:
PSMC1500(15)# configure terminal
PSMC1500(15)(config)# nplus1 non-revertive enable/disable

 


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