Monitoring stack status, Monitoring stack status -27 – IronPort Systems 4108GL User Manual

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3.

Press

[B] (for Back) to return to the Stacking Menu.

4.

To display Stack Configuration menu for the switch you are moving, select

3. Stack Configuration

5.

Press

[E] (for Edit) to select the Stack State parameter.

6.

Use the Space bar to select

Member, then press

[v] to move to the Com-

mander MAC Address field.

7.

Enter the MAC address of the destination Commander and press

[Enter].

8.

Press

[S] (for Save).

Monitoring Stack Status

Using the stacking options in the menu interface for any switch in a stack, you
can view stacking data for that switch or for all stacks in the subnet (broadcast
domain). (If you are using VLANs in your stack environment, see "Stacking
Operation with a Tagged VLAN" on page 13-46.) This can help you in such ways
as determining the stacking configuration for individual switches, identifying
stack Members and Candidates, and determining the status of individual
switches in a stack. See table 13-5 on page 13-27.

Table 13-5. Stack Status Environments

Screen Name

Commander

Member

Candidate

Stack Status (This Switch)

• Commander’s stacking

configuration

• Data on stack Members:

– Switch Number
– MAC Address
– System Name
– Device Type
– Status

• Member’s stacking configuration
• Member Status
• Data identifying Member’s

Commander:
– Commander Status
– Commander IP Address
– Commander MAC Address

Candidate’s stacking
configuration

Stack Status (All)

Lists devices by stack name
or Candidate status (if device
is not a stack Member).
Includes:
• Stack Name
• MAC Address
• System Name
• Status

Same as for Commander.

Same as for
Commander.

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