Dual asr 9006 cluster

Hi expert,
I have two asr 9006. I'm using dual rsp on router. I'm using Cisco IOS XR Software, Version 4.1.2.
I want to use two asr 9006 to cluster. But How can do this? I can't find documents on the cisco web site or internet. 

Hi Umit,
SW requirement
•Supported since 4.2.1
•Requires cluster software license on each chassis
HW requirement – Chassis
•Only ASR 9006 and 9010 are supported in 4.2.x
•ASR 9001 is supported starting in 4.3.0
•ASR 9001-S and 9922 are supported starting in 4.3.1
•ASR 9904 and 9912 are supported starting in 5.1.1
•Only like-like chassis are supported
HW requirement – Line card and RSP
•Dual RSP440 for 9006/9010/9904
•Dual RP for 9912/9922
•Single RSP 9001/9001-S
•No RSP-4/8G support
•Only Typhoon LC and SIP-700 allowed to boot
•Only Typhoon LC support IRL
•VSM/ISM not supported
We have more information on nV Edge posted here
https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-34114
HTH,
Sam

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