Chapter 9: Configuring the Member(s) of the Stack Trunk with 5Gbps Multi-Speed Ports
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3 Enter the SHOW STACK DETAIL command and examine the display for the entry that
has the same ID number of the member switch. Here is an example for the member
switch with the ID 2:
awplus# show stack detail
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Stack member 2:
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ID 2
MAC address e01a:ea20:8011
Last role change Thur Nov 23 21:15:20 2020
Product type GS980MX-28
Role Active Master
Status Ready
Priority 2
Host name awplus
S/W version auto synchronization On
Resiliency link status Not configured
Stack port2.0.15 status Down
Stack port2.0.16 status Down
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Examine the entry for the following:
- The “Priority” value should be the same as the switch’s ID number. If they are not the
same, repeat “Configuring Member GS980MX/28PSm Switches – Part II” on
page 217. Be sure to perform the STACK PRIORITY command and save your
changes with the write command.
- The “Stack port status” fields, the last two lines, should identify the selected optional
stack ports. If they identify the wrong ports, such as the default ports 27 and 28,
repeat “Configuring Member GS980MX/28PSm Switches – Part II” on page 217. (The
status of the ports is Down because the stack ports are not cabled yet.
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Go to “What to Do Next” on page 227.
Table 42. Verifying Member GS980MX/28PSm Switches (Continued)
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