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Chapter 6: Configuring Switches for Stacking
Table 18. Verifying the Configuration of a Member Switch (Continued)
Step
3
Enter the SHOW STACK DETAIL command.
awplus# show stack detail
In the display, examine the entry that has the same ID number as the member switch
you are currently configuring. Here is an example for a member switch with the ID 2:
Stack member 2:
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ID
MAC address
Last role change
Product type
Role
Status
Priority
Host name
S/W version auto synchronization
Resiliency link status
Stack port2.4.1 status
Stack port2.4.2 status
Stack port2.4.3 status
Stack port2.4.4 status
.
.
Examine the entry for the following items:
- The "Priority" value should be the same as the switch's ID number. If they are not the
same, repeat "Configuring a Member Switch - Part II" on page 159. Be sure to
perform the STACK PRIORITY command and save your changes with the write
command.
- The "Stack port status" fields at the bottom of the entry should identify the designated
stack ports for the member switch. If they identify the wrong ports, repeat
"Configuring a Member Switch - Part II" on page 159. (The status of the ports is Down
because the stack ports are not cabled yet.)
Go to "What to Do Next," next.
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What to Do Next
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Description and Command
After configuring a member switch, do the following:
1. Power off the switch by doing one of the following:
For AC power supplies, disconnect the AC power cords from the
AC power sources.
For AT-SBxPWRSYS1-80 DC Power Supplies, power off the On/
Off switch on the power supplies. Refer to Figure 60 on page 111.
2. Repeat these procedures to configure the other member switches.
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Active Master
Ready
2
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On
Not configured
Down
Down
Down
Down
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