Why are 10G SFP ports not linking active in x460G2 and in "NP" state?
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‎02-08-2022 04:38 AM
I just wanted to add:
The NP state remains after reboot if auto-discovery is not disabled.
You have to add this command in the article before the reboot:
configure stacking-support auto-discovery disable
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‎02-09-2022 09:43 AM
Hello,
You'll see ports listed as 'NP' (not present) for various reasons. The 2 most common are:
1) If the platform you're on supports expansion modules (VIMs) and none are installed, there will be placeholder port numbers listed as NP
2) If the platform you're on supports SummitStack-V (Stacking via normal ethernet ports), and you have stacking-support enabled, relevant ethernet ports will transition to 'NP' as they're no longer available for normal ethernet data connections as they're locked into being used for stacking. This is controlled by the command 'enable/disable stacking-support'. Auto-discovery is related to how a switch finds neighboring slots, but the enable/disable of stacking support itself controls what ports are used for stacking.
You can find a list of stack port numbers here, this may be helpful.
https://documentation.extremenetworks.com/exos_30.6/GUID-2409A08C-9642-4245-9DB1-D7893DA1662F.shtml
You'll see ports listed as 'NP' (not present) for various reasons. The 2 most common are:
1) If the platform you're on supports expansion modules (VIMs) and none are installed, there will be placeholder port numbers listed as NP
2) If the platform you're on supports SummitStack-V (Stacking via normal ethernet ports), and you have stacking-support enabled, relevant ethernet ports will transition to 'NP' as they're no longer available for normal ethernet data connections as they're locked into being used for stacking. This is controlled by the command 'enable/disable stacking-support'. Auto-discovery is related to how a switch finds neighboring slots, but the enable/disable of stacking support itself controls what ports are used for stacking.
You can find a list of stack port numbers here, this may be helpful.
https://documentation.extremenetworks.com/exos_30.6/GUID-2409A08C-9642-4245-9DB1-D7893DA1662F.shtml
