manager passive
manager passive
{
ip-address
}
[
ip-address2
]
[
ip-address3
]
no manager passive
{
ip-address
}
[
ip-address2
]
[
ip-address3
]
ICX-Manager IP addresses are not configured on the ICX device, which means the ICX device attempts to initiate a connection with the ICX-Manager using the ICX-Manager IP addresses provided through DHCP Option 43.
Global configuration mode
Use the no form of the
manager passive command to remove the backup ICX-Manager IP addresses. Use the
no manager passive command with one IP address to remove only that address. To remove the entire list,
use the
no manager passive command followed by the entire list.
The ICX device attempts to connect to the ICX-Manager by sending a query to the ICX-Manager IP addresses in the following order:
- switch registrar - IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) received from the switch registrar (if enabled)
- active-list - ICX-Manager IP addresses configured on the ICX device using the
manager active-listcommand - DHCP - ICX-Manager IP addresses received through DHCP Option 43
- passive-list - Backup ICX-Manager IP addresses configured on the ICX device using
the
manager passivecommand
Both "active" and "passive" ICX-Manager IP addresses can be configured on the ICX device. Active IP addresses are given the highest priority; passive IP addresses are lower priority and are provided for redundancy.
If the ICX-Manager IP addresses are both configured on the ICX device and provided by DHCP Option 43, the configured list on the ICX device takes priority over DHCP Option 43. If none of the IP addresses in the configured list are reachable, the ICX device tries to reach the addresses received through DHCP Option 43.
The following example configures three passive ICX-Manager IP addresses.
device# configure terminal device(config)# manager passive 192.168.11.200 192.168.11.201 192.168.11.202
The following example removes a single IP address from the configured list.
device# configure terminal device(config)# no manager passive 192.168.11.202