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 Hot Swapping a Switching Module
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Hot Swapping a Switching Module
You may remove and insert switching modules while the switch is running. This technique is 
referred to as “hot swapping.” When you hot swap, you must replace the module with the 
same module type as the one you removed. For example, if you remove an 
ESX
 switching 
module you must replace it with another 
ESX
 switching module.
♦ Note 
You cannot hot swap a module into a previously 
empty slot. To use an empty slot, you must power 
down your chassis.
Perform the following steps to safely hot swap a switching module. (You cannot hot swap a 
primary 
MPX
 module.) Since this procedure could possibly disrupt the network, it is best to 
hot swap during network down times.
1. At the system prompt, enter
swap on <minutes>
where 
minutes
 is the number of minutes you want the switch to be in swap mode (the 
default is 5 minutes). A message similar to the following will be displayed.
Swap is ON for 5 minutes
The swap mode must be enabled (
ON
) to insert a switching module. If not, the system 
may halt or restart. (See Chapter 6, “Configuring Management Processor Modules,” for 
more information on the 
swap
 command.)
♦ Caution 
Modules can only be reset and hot-swapped when the 
MPX’s
 
OK2
 light is in its normal flashing green state.
2. Enter 
reset
, followed by the slot number of the switching module you want to hot swap, 
then followed by the word 
disable
. (See Chapter 36, “Running Hardware Diagnostics,” for 
more information on the 
reset
 command.) For example, if you want to hot swap the 
switching module in slot 4, you would enter
reset 4 disable
at the system prompt. Next, the switch will prompt you to confirm the reset. The follow-
ing is an example of the display for an 
ESX
 module. The display for other types of switch-
ing modules will be similar.
Resetting slot of type F-Ether/M may crash system
Attempt reset anyway {Y/N}? (N) :
Press 
y
 and then press 
<Enter>
. If the switching module is in slot 4, a message similar to 
the following will be displayed.
resetting slot 4 to disable
3. The 
MPX’s
 
OK2
 
LED
 will flash amber 1 or 2 times, then return to normal flashing green. 
The switching module’s 
OK1
 
LED
 will turn amber and the 
OK2
 
LED
 will not be illumi-
nated. Remove all cables attached to ports on the switching module that you are going to 
swap out.