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Command Summary
STACK
ENABLE
Command
STACKPORT
Command
This section describes the AlliedWare Plus commands for configuring the
Multi-Gigabit copper ports as the stack trunk on the master and member
switches. For further instructions, refer to the Software Reference for x330
Switch, AlliedWare Plus Operating System. After reviewing the
commands, start the configuration procedures be performing "Configuring
the Master Switch" on page 133.
You use this command to enable and disable the VCStack feature on
switches. Located in the Global Configuration mode of the AlliedWare Plus
management software, the command has these two forms:
STACK ENABLE: This command enables VCStack on switches.
This is the default setting.
NO STACK ENABLE: This command disables VCStack. You may
disable the feature to use switches as standalone units.
Here is an example of the STACK ENABLE command:
awplus(config)# stack enable
Here is the format of the NO STACK ENABLE command:
no stack stack-ID enable
The stack-ID variable is the ID number of the switch where you want to
disable stacking. The ID number is displayed on the switch's ID LED on
the front panel. This example disables VCStack on the switch with the ID
4:
awplus(config)# no stack 4 enable
You use this command to select and deselect ports of the stack trunk.
Located in the port interface modes, the command has these two forms:
STACKPORT: This command designates ports as the stack trunk.
This is the default setting for the SFP+ ports.
NO STACKPORT: This command deselects ports from the stack
trunk and defines them as regular Ethernet ports.
To use the Multi-Gigabit copper ports as the stack trunk, you first need to
remove the SFP+ ports from the trunk and define them as regular Ethernet
ports. This is performed with the NO version of the command,. This
example of the command removes SFP+ 27/S1 and 28/S2 ports as trunk
ports on the x330-28GTX Switch with ID number 1:
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