How to remove one stacking Port X620 from stacking configuration
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‎06-25-2018 05:13 PM
I have a pair of X620 and due to an mistake port 15 and 16 are activated for stacking.
But Only Port 16 is connected.
How can i remove port 15 from stacking configuration without unconfigure the stack ?
The stack is active only over Port 16 (this is connected to port 16 of second member)
I don´t know why port 15 is activated too, perhaps booted the swicth with 2 links from both ports … 1/15 to 2/15 and 1/16 to 2/16
Christian
But Only Port 16 is connected.
How can i remove port 15 from stacking configuration without unconfigure the stack ?
The stack is active only over Port 16 (this is connected to port 16 of second member)
I don´t know why port 15 is activated too, perhaps booted the swicth with 2 links from both ports … 1/15 to 2/15 and 1/16 to 2/16
Christian
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‎06-26-2018 05:28 AM
Thx for the awnser ... i did it as you recommended...
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‎06-25-2018 05:35 PM
Hi, Christian. Extreme strongly recommends that the two stack nodes be connected through both ports: connect 1/15 to 2/16 and 1/16 to 2/15.
This is to minimize the risk of a dual-master situation, in which both nodes attempt to function as the stack master. Put another way, you want to create a ring topology rather than a daisy-chain topology.
At any rate, the EXOS enable stacking-support and enable-stacking commands don't allow the possibility to configure only one port.
Hope that helps.
Larry Kunz
Information Development
Extreme Networks
This is to minimize the risk of a dual-master situation, in which both nodes attempt to function as the stack master. Put another way, you want to create a ring topology rather than a daisy-chain topology.
At any rate, the EXOS enable stacking-support and enable-stacking commands don't allow the possibility to configure only one port.
Hope that helps.
Larry Kunz
Information Development
Extreme Networks
