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Replacing GSS Devices in Your GSS Network
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Cisco Global Site Selector Administration Guide
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gss3.example.com# gss disable
This command removes all previously configured DNS rules and keepalives.
If this is a new GSS device, configure basic network connectivity following
the procedures outlined in the Cisco Global Site Selector Getting Started
Guide, Chapter 3, Setting Up Your GSS.
Save your configuration changes to memory by entering the following
command:
gss3.example.com# copy running-config startup-config
If this is an existing GSS device, delete it from your GSS network through the
primary GSSM GUI. See the
Managing GSS Devices from the
If you want to use the same hostname and IP address of the failed standby
GSSM, determine if you have a backup of the startup-configuration file for
that device as follows:
If yes, reload the backup copy of the GSS device startup configuration
settings (see the
"Saving the startup-config and running-config Files"
section).
If no, reenter the platform configuration following the procedures outlined in
the Cisco Global Site Selector Getting Started Guide, Chapter 3, Setting Up
Your GSS.
Save your configuration changes to memory by entering the following
command:
gss3.example.com# copy running-config startup-config
Configure the GSS device as the standby GSSM in the GSS network and
direct it to the primary GSSM by entering the gss enable gssm-standby
command.
The syntax for this command is as follows:
gss enable gssm-standby primary_GSSM_hostname |
primary_GSSM_IP_address
The argument are as follows:
primary_GSSM_hostname—DNS hostname of the device currently
–
serving as the primary GSSM
Chapter 2
Managing the GSS from the CLI
"Deleting GSS Devices"
GUI.
section in
Chapter 1,
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