Table Of Contents - Cisco Catalyst 3560CX Series Manual

Table of Contents

Restrictions For Switch Stacks1
Information About Switch Stacks1
Horizontal Stacking1
Table Of Contents1
Prerequisites For Switch Stacks1
Switch Stack Membership2
Creating A Switch Stack From Two Standalone Switches2
Adding A Standalone Switch To A Switch Stack3
Changes To Switch Stack Membership3
Stack Member Numbers4
Stack Member Priority Values5
Switch Stack Bridge Id And Mac Address6
Active And Standby Switch Election And Reelection6
Switch Stack Configuration Files6
Persistent Mac Address On The Switch Stack6
Offline Configuration To Provision A Stack Member7
Effects Of Adding A Provisioned Switch To A Switch Stack8
Stack Protocol Version9
Effects Of Replacing A Provisioned Switch In A Switch Stack9
Effects Of Removing A Provisioned Switch From A Switch Stack9
Auto-Upgrade9
Switch Stack Management Connectivity10
Connectivity To Specific Stack Members10
Connectivity To The Switch Stack Through An Ip Address10
Connectivity To The Switch Stack Through Console Ports10
How To Configure A Switch Stack11
Configuring A Network Port As Stack Port11
Detailed Steps11
Enabling The Persistent Mac Address Feature12
Assigning A Stack Member Number14
Setting The Stack Member Priority Value15
Copy Running-Config Startup-Config16
Provisioning A New Member For A Switch Stack16
Removing Provisioned Switch Information17
Troubleshooting The Switch Stack18
Temporarily Disabling A Stack Port18
Reenabling A Stack Port While Another Member Starts19
Monitoring The Device Stack20
Configuration Examples For Switch Stacks21
Switch Stack Configuration Scenarios21
Enabling The Persistent Mac Address Feature: Example22
Provisioning A New Member For A Switch Stack: Example23
Configuring A Network Port Into A Stack Port: Examples23
Additional References For Switch Stacks24
Related Documents24
Error Message Decoder24
Standards And Rfcs25
Mibs25
Technical Assistance25