Automatic or Manual Switchover When Main Processing Board Fails

Alaul
Alaul  Diamond  (1)
7 years 10 months ago  View: 1123  Reply: 6
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Fault-triggered switch overs are automatically performed when a system detects board faults. Manual switch overs involve manual operations. 


Switch overs caused by  faults are automatically  performed  when a system  detects board faults to make sure that the services run normally . Thus, services are not interrupted by a board fault and losses caused by faults are reduced.


Switch overs caused by faults are automatically performed when a system detects board faults. Manual switch overs involve manual operations. For boards working in master/slave mode, the UMG8900 supports fault-triggered switch overs 
and manual switch overs, which facilitates device maintenance and fault location. The two switch over modes do not affect service connectivity

This feature is applicable to the VMSC, GMSC, and TMSC. 

zsiddique
zsiddique  Platinum 
7 years 10 months ago
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Very good topics.
mjali
mjali  Platinum 
7 years 10 months ago
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Manual switch overs involve manual operations. Can you pls share the manual operations also?
mjali
mjali  Platinum 
7 years 10 months ago
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What is the difference between fault-triggered switch overs and manual switch overs?
Armetta
Armetta  Diamond 
7 years 10 months ago
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good description

abrahim
abrahim  Diamond 
7 years 10 months ago
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what a great idea
user_2837311
user_2837311  Diamond 
3 years 10 months ago
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useful document, thanks