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Figure 9-1: Virtual Chassis Stack Manager display of known Virtual Chassis stacks
As with the other ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager applets, the Component Tree is
displayed in the left-hand panel. Detailed information about a selected component is
displayed in the right-hand panel.
In Figure 9-1, the top-level component, VC Stacks, is selected. The detail shows the
stack configurations known to the Enterprise Manager database.
• VC Stacks lists each Virtual Chassis stack that has been detected by the Enterprise
Manager, or that has been created manually by the user. It also shows all switches
and VCs detected as components of the stacks.
• Orphan VCs are any Virtual Chassis that do not appear to be components of any VC
stack, as detected by Enterprise Manager. A VC can appear to be an orphan because:
— The Enterprise Manager cannot determine the stack to which it belongs.
— It has been newly identified through EDP since the last stack identification was
done through the VC Stack Manager.
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