Aruba 2930M - Module

Tip Problem Solution
4 The stacking module on this switch has experienced
a failure. Stacking Module LED might be blinking
orange slowly.
1. Try resetting the switch by pressing the Reset
button on the front of the switch, or by power
cycling the switch.
2. If the fault indication reoccurs, the stacking
module may have to be replaced.
This error could result in changes to the stack
configuration including election of a new stack
Commander, and possibly a new Standby. See the
Stack Management chapter in the HPE ArubaOS-
Switch Advanced Traffic Management Guide for
your switch OS version for more information.
If necessary to resolve the problem, contact your
Hewlett Packard Enterprise authorized network
reseller.
5 A stack link failure has occurred in a chain topology
and multiple stack fragments have been created.
Each fragment will elect a Commander, so there will
be multiple switches with the Cmd LED on.
Repair the cause of the stack link failure and
reconnect the switches in their original topology so
that the switches can reform the original stack.
6
A stack link failure has occurred in a chain topology
and multiple stack fragments have been created.
One of the fragments has been made inactive
according to the rules of the stack operation. All the
network ports on the switches in the inactive
fragment are disabled. As a result, all the port LEDs
in other than user mode are off for those switches.
Repair the cause of the stack link failure so that the
switches can reform the original stack.
7 You have tried to merge two stacks that have
different Stack IDs – they were not previously part of
the same stack. This arrangement is not allowed by
the stack operation rules.
1. Select one of the stacks as the one to retain.
2. For the switches in the other stack, erase their
stacking configuration by issuing the following
config-level CLI command to each switch: Aruba
Switch(config)# stacking factory-
reset.
This action erases the complete startup
configuration for each switch, including the
stacking configuration.
3. Add the switches to the stack as described in the
Stack Management chapter in the HPE
ArubaOS-Switch Advanced Traffic Management
Guide for your switch OS version.
8 You have tried to add an 11th switch to a stack. A
maximum of 10 switches can be stacked together.
Disconnect the 11th switch from the stack.
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