Cisco Network Module Enhanced Application Performance Assurance User Guide, Rel 2.0.0 - Failure Recovery [Cisco Application Networking Services Modules]

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Failure Recovery

Configuring the Failure Recovery Mode

Failure Recovery

This module describes how to configure failure recovery.

Configuring the Failure Recovery Mode

The failure-recovery operation-mode command defines the behavior of the system after boot resulting from failure.

•Options

Options

The following options are available:

•operational—After failure, the system will return to operational mode.

•non-operational—After failure, the system will remain not operational.

The default value is operational.

Step 1 From the NME-APA(config)# prompt, type failure-recovery operation-mode operational|non-operational and press Enter.

Specifies the desired failure recovery mode.

Example 1

This example sets the system to boot as non-operational after a failure.
NME-APA(config)#failure-recovery operation-mode non-operational
Example 2

This example sets the system to the default failure recovery mode.
NME-APA(config)# default failure-recovery operation-mode

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Cisco Network Module Enhanced Application Performance Assurance User Guide, Rel 2.0.0 About this Guide Cisco Application Performance Assurance Overview Getting Started with Application Performance Assurance Command Line Interface Operations Utility Commands Configuring Security Configuring the Line Interface Failure Recovery Raw Data Formatting: The RDR Formatter Managing Users Monitoring NME-APA Module Utilization MIB Reference NetFlow Records: Formats and Field Contents Interoperability Examples	Download this chapter Failure Recovery Download the complete book Cisco Network Module Enhanced Application Performance Assurance User Guide (PDF - 2 MB) Table Of Contents Failure Recovery Configuring the Failure Recovery Mode Failure Recovery This module describes how to configure failure recovery. Configuring the Failure Recovery Mode The failure-recovery operation-mode command defines the behavior of the system after boot resulting from failure. •Options Options The following options are available: •operational—After failure, the system will return to operational mode. •non-operational—After failure, the system will remain not operational. The default value is operational. Step 1 From the NME-APA(config)# prompt, type failure-recovery operation-mode operational\|non-operational and press Enter. Specifies the desired failure recovery mode. Example 1 This example sets the system to boot as non-operational after a failure. NME-APA(config)#failure-recovery operation-mode non-operational Example 2 This example sets the system to the default failure recovery mode. NME-APA(config)# default failure-recovery operation-mode
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