This article provides information on how to replace a node in a MNHA or Routing Engine for a high-end device. This also applies in case you zeroized one of the nodes from the MNHA
Perform the following procedure:
1) Validate Prerequisites Before Deploying the RMA Device in an MNHA Environment
Perform the following checks on the active MNHA node before adding the RMA device:
show chassis hardware
request system software add optional://junos-ike.tgz
/var/tmp.
show configuration | save /var/tmp/configbackup.txt
2) Prepare the Isolated RMA Device
Connect only the console cable (no other cables attached) and perform the following:
# delete
/var/tmp
load override /var/tmp/<filename>
commit and-quit
3) Connect ICL and Reboot
Connect the ICL link on the RMA device and reboot it. Rebooting is required to enable MNHA functionality.
4) Verify FPC and PIC Status
After the device reboots, verify that all FPCs and PICs are online: show chassis fpc pic-status
show chassis fpc pic-status
5) Verify MNHA Status
Once the new node comes online, it should automatically join the MNHA cluster as the Backup. Confirm that the ICL is up and the MNHA cluster is getting joined as expected.
user@srx> show chassis high-availability information
(check for "Conn State: UP" and wait for "Cold Sync Status: COMPLETE")
Conn State: UP
Cold Sync Status: COMPLETE
6) Connect Revenue Interfaces
After confirming that MNHA SRG0 is healthy, connect the revenue (traffic‑carrying) interfaces.
7) Update or Install Licenses on the RMA Device
If the RMA device has Internet access: request system license update
request system license update
If updating from a license file uploaded to /var/tmp: request system license add /var/tmp/<filename>
request system license add /var/tmp/<filename>