You can commission a replacement switch in a couple of ways:
Using the
Commission as Replacement context menu item on
a decommissioned switch in either the
Tree View or the
Summary pane.
Drag and drop a decommissioned switch (from the
Tree View or
Summary pane) onto a commissioned but not
communicating switch node.
Initiate the commissioning of a switch by one of the methods
listed above.
The
Replacement Switch Commissioning dialog appears.
Enter the required information in the dialog.
It is important to note that when a decommissioned switch from
either the primary or secondary network is dropped onto any commissioned (and
not communicating) switch in either the primary or secondary network, the
replacement switch commissioning process updates the switch's IP address to the
IP address from the switch module.
Click
Commission.
The information in the dialog is validated. If no errors are
detected, the dialog closes and the
Switch Commissioning Status dialog opens. The
status dialog lists the commissioning actions occurring. If an error is
encountered the commissioning fails and an error message appears.
NDCC
generates a switch management password during commissioning. The password is
stored in the switch module's MGINFO parameter and is used by
NDCC
whenever it needs to communicate with the switch. A
Note
When commissioning a
switch on the level 2.5 network, storm control is disabled.
For switches and the firewall
on the level 2.5 network, you must enable the SNMP rule using
DeltaV Security
Administration
application.