Contents
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Index
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automatic synchronizationconditions 1F
first-hop redundancy protocol. See FHRP 1G
Gateway Load Balancing Protocol. See GLBP 1H
HA policydescription 1maximum retries 1minimum lifetime 1high availabilitydescription 1displaying status 1supervisor module switchover mechanism 1switchover characteristics 1Hot Standby Router Protocol. See HSRP 1I
internal switch statesdescription 1ISSUsteps 1M
maximum retries. See HA policy 1message and transaction service. See MTS 1minimum lifetime. See HA policy 1Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol. See MSTP 1O
Open Shortest Path First protocol. See OSPFv2 1P
persistent storage service. See PSS 1policy. See HA policy 1processesrestartability 1PSSprivate and shared 1R
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol. See RSTP 1redundancy statesvalue descriptions 1restartstateful, description 1stateless, description 1within a VDC 1S
servicesrestartability 1Smart Call Homedescription 1software upgradesdisruptive 1Spanning Tree Protocol. See STP 1stateful restartdescription 1stateless restartdescription 1STPdescription 1extensions for virtualization 1supervisor modulesactive state 1manual switchovers 1replacing active supervisor 1replacing standby supervisor 1standby state 1state descriptions 1switchover mechanisms 1switchoverscharacteristics 1failures 1guidelines 1manually initiating 1System Managerdescription 1V
VDCrestart 1STP extensions 1system-level HA 1virtual device contexts. See VDC 1Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol. See VRRP 1virtualizationSTP extensions 1VRRPdescription 1
Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS High Availability and Redundancy Guide 8.x
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