RedundancyMode

• Base type Enumeration

The redundancy mode of a card. The redundancy mode of a card is part of the state of the redundancy machine (i.e., the hardware or software that implements redundancy). The redundancy modes of all the cards in a redundancy group together represent the state of the redundancy machine for that redundancy group. The inputs to the redundancy machine that cause the redundancy mode of a card to transition from one value to another are events like card failure, card removal, user configuration, etc. Objects defined using this TC have a MAX-ACCESS of read-write or read-create. This allows a user to force the redundancy machine to transition to a desired state. The following values may be written: active(1) - Make this card an active member of the redundancy group. standby(2) - Make this card a standby member of the redundancy group. unused(3) - Do not use this card. Writing the above values may cause a switchover. When read, the values mean: active(1) - This card is an active member of the redundancy group. standby(2) - This card is a standby member of the redundancy group. unused(3) - This card is not being used at present. notPresent(4) - There is no card in the slot.