Wism2 ha in different sized 65xx chassis VSS

Hi!
I have a wism2 HA in a VSS, one 6513E and a 6506E - Chassis. Both WISMs are up, running, redundancy is ok etc.etc.
"show wism status" gives
Service Vlan : 260, Service IP Subnet : 192.168.aa.1/255.255.255.0
      WLAN
Slot Controller Service IP       Management IP    SW Version    Controller Type    Status
----+-----------+----------------+----------------+------------+------------------+---------------
26    1           192.168.aa.3     192.168.mm.9     7.6.130.0    WS-SVC-WISM-2-K9   Oper-Up
36    1           192.168.aa.4     0.0.0.0                       WS-SVC-WISM-2-K9   Started KeepAlive
I can ping the management IP of controller in slot 36, so the 0.0.0.0 mentioned here doesn't bother (display bug?)
I also obtain the correct output for "show wism switch 2 module 4 controller 1 status"
but not for "show wism switch 1 module 10 controller 1 status" , see below:
#show wism switch 1 module 10 controller 1 status
                                     ^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
As I can see, the wism commands available only accept module numbers lower or equal the number of slots of the chassis
the supervisor is currently active in the VSS. I did not find any information concerning this behavior. Any ideas?
thx Harald

When you enable SSO, the HA pair will not use its management up address that you assigned during the initial startup wizard or what you assigned to the management interface prior to enabling SSO. The HA pair will use the management ip of the actve primary. As long as the show redundancy summary shows that one controller is active and the other is standby hot, you are fine. The HA pair only can be managed through the console/session once the redundancy is established.
-Scott

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/ideally/ i would like to be able to repeat this so the idea of changing the paper size and then monkeying around (somehow) to hide the other data is not idea and i am starting to think that i should be using a Table for this. i am reading up on this in the help documentation but does anyone know if this is appropriate or if there is an easy way to do this?
again, i would ideally like to retain all links to everything as i will inevitably have to update this spreadhseet and change it so i want to keep linked data (not to do a static copy or to just Save As some other name and then reformat the new document (unless there is a way to keep the two documents linked...).
can anyone help me out with this?
THANKS

i suppose the other way would be to change the paper size to 8 1/2 x 11 and to format the spreadsheet so this data shows up on an individual page and to then print just this page to pdf?
Yes, I believe that is possible. You would choose Print This Sheet in Print Preview.
can i ask you this? can i format a SHEET so that i have a spreadsheet that has one sheet formatted for 12 x 18 and one for 11 x 17 and one for 8 1/2 x 11?
If you're printing (as opposed to exporting) you can choose the format you want before printing a sheet. Again choose Print This Sheet instead of Print All Sheets.
also, do you happen to know if DUPLICATING a sheet to another sheet will result in the duplicate being updated when the original was updated...?
No the duplicate won't update when you change the orginal. In the duplicate you could put formulas with references to the original so that the values in the duplicate update.
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