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module 3 icx7400-qsfp-1port-40g-module
module 4 icx7400-qsfp-1port-40g-module
stack-port 1/2/1
stack-port 1/2/3
!
ICX7450-48P Router(config)# write memory |
! | <-- Required if stack-port or stack-trunk
ICX7450-48P Router(config)# end | configuration changes on prospective
ICX7450-48P Router# reload | active controller
!
Once the stack-ports are configured, enter the write memory and then the reload command, after which the unit is ready to
join an existing stack or to be configured for stacking using stack interactive-setup or manual stack construction.
NOTE
You must enable stacking with the stack enable command before you can initiate stack interactive-setup or construct a
stack.
NOTE
Changing the stack-port configuration and entering the reload command are not required for a unit to be discovered
by stack interactive-setup or stack zero-touch provisioning. However, you must reload the prospective active controller
after its stacking ports are changed before you initiate stack interactive-setup or stack zero-touch provisioning from that
unit. The units to be discovered do not need to configure anything or reload. The active controller reloads them as
members after they are discovered.
NOTE
If you use the manual construction method, you must reload every unit if you have changed stacking ports 1/3/1 and
1/4/1 to ports on slot 2.
Converting ICX 7450 slot 2 ports for MACsec or stacking
When a 4x10GF module is installed in slot 2 of the ICX 7450, it is enabled for MACsec even if the ports have not been configured.
To use these ports for stacking, you must reconfigure them.
NOTE
The ICX 7450 can support 4 X 10-Gbps stacking from slot 2 or 40-Gbps stacking from rear ports; however, it cannot
support both at the same time.
By default, if a 4X10GF module is present in slot 2, it is enabled for MACsec. No reload or power-cycle is required to enable or
disable MACsec on slot 2 interfaces. However, to use the slot 2 ports for stacking, the stacking ports must be changed, and the
unit must be reloaded as described in
Configuring 10-Gbps stacking ports on ICX 7450 devices on page 113.
If the 4X10GF module in slot 2 is programmed for stacking during bootup, MACsec cannot be configured on the ports until the
stacking ports have been changed to rear panel ports and the unit has been reloaded or turned off and on.
MACsec and stacking cannot be configured at the same time on slot 2 interfaces. However, 4X10GF modules installed in slots 3
and 4 on the rear panel of the ICX 7450 can support MACsec at the same time that slot 2 is configured for 4X10GF stacking.
The following error message is displayed when MACsec is configured on slot 2 and you try to set the stacking ports to slot 2.
Error - Please remove MACsec configuration from port <port_id> before using 4x10GF for stacking
If you try to use the stack enable command, the command is blocked, and the following message is displayed.
Error - Please remove MACsec configuration from port <port_id> before using 4x10GF for stacking
Stacking by Device
ICX 7450 stack configuration overview
Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide, 08.0.90
114 Part Number: 53-1005572-01