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 (local)

Represents the SGM on which the command asg stat -v was run.

 State

State

Meaning

The SGM is processing traffic

DOWN

The SGM is not processing traffic

DETACHED

No SGM has been detected in a slot

Note - To manually change the state of an SGM to or from 'administratively down',

use: asg_blade_admin.

 Process

The process state of the SGM, whether the SGM is:

 Enforcing Security. The SGM is UP and working properly.

 Inactive. The SGM is inactive because its State is: DOWN or DETACHED.

 Initial Policy. The SGM's state is UP but a policy not installed.

 Chassis Grade

Each component in the chassis, such as a fan or port, has a certain “weight”. The weight is a numerical

value that reflects the level of importance you attach to a component. Ports might be more important to

you than fans so you assign ports a higher value or greater weight. The chassis grade is the sum of all

these component weights.

In a dual-chassis deployment, the chassis with the higher grade becomes ACTIVE. For example, if ports

have a greater weight than fans and many ports go DOWN, this will drop the chassis grade and cause a

failover to the STANDBY chassis, which has the higher grade at that point.

The grade of each component = Unit Weight x the number of components that are UP.

 To reflect the importance of a component in the system, the component's Unit Weight can be

configured. For example if you wish to change the weight of the SGM from 6 to 12, run:

set chassis high-availability factors sgm 12

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