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Cisco Content Services Switch Basic Configuration Guide
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Chapter 2 Configuring User Profiles and CSS Parameters
Boot Configuration Mode Commands
The options for this boot mode command are:
• passive ip address - Configure the system boot IP address for the passive
SCM.
• passive primary boot-file - Specify the primary boot file for the passive
SCM.
• passive primary boot-type - Specify the primary boot method, local disk,
FTP, or network-mounted file system using FTP, for the passive SCM.
• passive primary config-path - Specify the primary alternate path to a
network CSS configuration for the passive SCM.
• passive secondary boot-file - Specify the secondary boot file for the passive
SCM.
• passive secondary boot-type - Specify the secondary boot method, local
disk, FTP, or network-mounted file system via FTP, for the passive SCM.
• passive secondary config-path - Specify the secondary alternate path to a
network CSS configuration for the passive SCM.
• passive subnetmask - Configure the system boot subnet maskfor the passive
SCM.
• passive sync - Copy the boot configuration record from the active SCM to the
passive SCM.
For more information on these options and associated variables, refer to the
following sections.
Configuring the Passive SCM IP Address
Use the passive ip address command to configure the system boot IP address for
the passive SCM. Enter the IP address for the passive SCM that will be used on
boot up. Do not enter an all zero IP address.
For example, enter:
(config-boot)# passive ip address 172.16.3.6
To change the passive SCM boot IP address, reissue the passive ip address
command.