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Upgrading Your ACE Software in a Redundant Configuration After ACE-2 boots up, it may take a few minutes to reach the STANDBY_WARM state again. Configuration synchronization is still enabled and the connections through ACE-1 are still being replicated to ACE-2. Note We do not recommend that you make any changes to the ACE-1 configuration. At this point in the upgrade procedure with ACE-2 in the STANDBY_WARM state, any incremental commands that you add to the ACE-1 configuration may not be properly synchronized to the ACE-2 configuration. To make any changes to ACE-1, disable incremental sync on ACE-1 and manually synchronize the changes to ACE-2. Step 11 Step 12 After the standby ACE reboots, log in and perform the following actions to verify the state of the standby ACE: • Enter the show version command in Exec mode to verify that the ACE has properly rebooted with the latest ACE appliance software image. • Enter the show ft group detail command in Exec mode to verify that the standby ACE has recovered to a STANDBY_HOT state. If the standby ACE is running software version A3(2.2) or later, the state is STANDBY_WARM. Perform a graceful failover of all contexts from ACE-1 to ACE-2 by entering the ft switchover all command in Exec mode on ACE-1. ACE-2 becomes the new active ACE and assumes control of all active connections with no interruption to existing connections. ACE-1/Admin# ft switchover all Step 13 Upgrade ACE-1 by reloading it. Verify that ACE-1 enters the STANDBY_WARM state (this action may take several minutes) by entering the show ft group detail command in Exec mode. Because the standby ACE has changed its state to either STANDBY_COLD or STANDBY_HOT, the configuration mode is enabled. The configuration is synchronized from ACE 2 (currently active) to ACE-1. If ACE-1 is configured with a higher priority and preempt is configured on the FT group, ACE-1 reasserts control after it has received all configuration and state information from ACE-2, making ACE-2 the new standby. ACE-1 becomes the active ACE again. ACE-1/Admin# reload This command will reboot the system Save configurations for all the contexts. Save? [yes/no]: [yes] Step 14 Verify that ACE-1 is in the ACTIVE state and ACE-2 is in the STANDBY_WARM state by entering the show ft group detail command in Exec mode. Upgrade/Downgrade Guide, Cisco ACE 4700 Series Application Control Engine Appliance 16 OL-25719-01

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Upgrade/Downgrade Guide, Cisco ACE 4700 Series Application Control Engine Appliance
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Upgrading Your ACE Software in a Redundant Configuration
After ACE-2 boots up, it may take a few minutes to reach the STANDBY_WARM state again.
Configuration synchronization is still enabled and the connections through ACE-1 are still being
replicated to ACE-2.
Note
We do not recommend that you make any changes to the ACE-1 configuration. At this point in
the upgrade procedure with ACE-2 in the STANDBY_WARM state, any incremental commands
that you add to the ACE-1 configuration may not be properly synchronized to the ACE-2
configuration. To make any changes to ACE-1, disable incremental sync on ACE-1 and manually
synchronize the changes to ACE-2.
Step 11
After the standby ACE reboots, log in and perform the following actions to verify the state of the standby
ACE:
Enter the
show version
command in Exec mode to verify that the ACE has properly rebooted with
the latest ACE appliance software image.
Enter the
show ft group detail
command in Exec mode to verify that the standby ACE has recovered
to a STANDBY_HOT state. If the standby ACE is running software version A3(2.2) or later, the
state is STANDBY_WARM.
Step 12
Perform a graceful failover of all contexts from ACE-1 to ACE-2 by entering the
ft switchover all
command in Exec mode on ACE-1. ACE-2 becomes the new active ACE and assumes control of all
active connections with no interruption to existing connections.
ACE-1/Admin#
ft switchover all
Step 13
Upgrade ACE-1 by reloading it. Verify that ACE-1 enters the STANDBY_WARM state (this action may
take several minutes) by entering the
show ft group detail
command in Exec mode.
Because the standby ACE has changed its state to either STANDBY_COLD or STANDBY_HOT, the
configuration mode is enabled. The configuration is synchronized from ACE 2 (currently active) to
ACE-1. If ACE-1 is configured with a higher priority and
preempt
is configured on the FT group, ACE-1
reasserts control after it has received all configuration and state information from ACE-2, making ACE-2
the new standby. ACE-1 becomes the active ACE again.
ACE-1/Admin#
reload
This command will reboot the system
Save configurations for all the contexts. Save? [yes/no]: [
yes
]
Step 14
Verify that ACE-1 is in the ACTIVE state and ACE-2 is in the STANDBY_WARM state by entering the
show ft group detail
command in Exec mode.