Any one of the following events will cause a switchover:
Similar to a switchover, a swap is a controlled event that transfers control of the network from the primary PAC to the standby PAC. A swap can be caused by:
- The primary PAC has encountered a blocking condition and entered the HALT state.
- The primary PAC has detected an unrecoverable hardware or system error.
- The primary PAC has received a STOP command from Control Expert or the DDDT.
- An application program is being transferred to the primary CPU.
- Primary PAC power is turned off; a power cycle occurs.
- The following events simultaneously occur:
- The primary PAC loses communication to all RIO drops.
- The Hot Standby link is healthy.
- The standby PAC maintains communication with at least one RIO drop.
Similar to a switchover, a swap is a controlled event that transfers control of the network from the primary PAC to the standby PAC. A swap can be caused by:
- Execution of the DDDT CMD_SWAP command by either program logic, or an animation table Force command.
- Manually clicking the HSBY Swap button in the Task tab of the CPU Animation window in Control Expert.