GFK-2489 Chapter 3 AP Management 3-57
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Redundancy Menu Redundancy is available only at the AP. The Redundancy Menu is used in protected
installations where a backup transceiver can be immediately placed online if a primary radio
fails. This protects against “single point of failure” scenarios. The Redundancy Menu contains
selections and settings that are used to manage redundancy functions.
Redundancy functions require the presence of a specially-constructed supervisory board
(MDS Part No.03-6061Axx). Ask your MDS representative for details.
Redundancy Menu
Please select the type of Redundancy Switchover Events to Configure
A) Redundacy Configuration enabled
B) Network Event Triggers
C) Hardware Event Triggers
D) Redundancy Configuration Options
E) Force Switchover
Select a letter to configure an item, <ESC> for the prev menu
▪ Redundancy Configuration—This selection is used to enable or disable redundancy
operation. When the supervisory board detects an alarm condition, the currently selected
transceiver is disabled, and the backup transceiver comes online. [Enabled, Disabled;
Enabled]
▪ Network Event Triggers—This selection presents a submenu (see below) with Ethernet-
(network) related alarm conditions.
Network Event Triggers Menu
Description Status
A) Network Interface Error enabled
Please select the event that you want to trigger a Redundancy Switchover on.
Press <SPACE> to cycle through options, <ENTER> to accept, <ESC> to cancel
▪ Hardware Event Triggers—This selection presents a submenu (see below) with
parameters related to local alarm conditions.