Configuring vss parameters, Configuring vsl switch priority – Cisco 6500 User Manual

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Cisco IOS Software Configuration Guide, Release 12.2SX

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Chapter 4 Configuring Virtual Switching Systems

Configuring a VSS

Configuring VSS Parameters

These sections describe how to configure VSS parameters:

Configuring VSL Switch Priority, page 4-38

Configuring PFC Mode, page 4-39

Configuring PFC Mode, page 4-39

Configuring a VSL, page 4-40

Displaying VSL Information, page 4-40

Configuring VSL QoS, page 4-41

Subcommands for VSL Port Channels, page 4-42

Subcommands for VSL Ports, page 4-42

Configuring the Router MAC Address Assignment, page 4-43

Configuring VSL Switch Priority

To configure the switch priority, perform this task:

Command

Purpose

Step 1

Router(config)# switch virtual domain 100

Enters configuration mode for the virtual switch
domain.

Step 2

Router(config-vs-domain)# switch [1 | 2] priority

[priority_num]

Configures the priority for the chassis. The switch
with the higher priority assumes the VSS active role.
The range is 1 (lowest priority) to 255 (highest
priority); the default is 100.

Note

The new priority value only takes effect after you
save the configuration and perform a reload of
the VSS.

If the higher priority switch is currently in VSS
standby state, you can make it the VSS active
switch by initiating a switchover. Enter the
redundancy force-switchover command.

The show switch virtual role command displays
the operating priority and the configured priority
for each switch in the VSS.

The no form of the command resets the priority
value to the default priority value of 100. The
new value takes effect after you save the
configuration and perform a reload.

Step 3

Router# show switch virtual role

Displays the current priority.

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