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NOTE: This example omits the specification of the member 0 in
configuring the uplink for SWA-5 (at this point the member ID of SWA-5
is still 0). The command applies by default to the switch where it is
executed.
7.
Power off SWA-5 and connect the fiber cable from SWA-5 uplink VCP
xe-0/1/0
to
the uplink VCP
xe-0/1/0
on SWA-0.
8.
Power on SWA-5.
9.
Now that SWA-5 has been brought up as member 5 of the Virtual Chassis
configuration, power on the remaining switches (SWA-6 through SWA-9) in wiring
closet B. They are interconnected with SWA-5 using the dedicated VCPs on the
rear panel and are therefore detected by the master as interconnected members.
If you check the status of the Virtual Chassis configuration at this point, all the
members that were specified in the preprovisioned configuration file should be
displayed as present. Additional configuration for member switches can now be
done through the master switch.
10.
Set one uplink module port of SWA-7 to function as a VCP:
user@SWA-0> request virtual-chassis vc-port set pic-slot 1 port 0
member 7
Results Display the results of the configuration on SWA-0:
[edit]
user@SWA-0# show
virtual-chassis {
member 0 {
role routing-engine;
serial-number abc123;
}
member 1 {
role linecard;
serial-number def456;
}
member 2 {
role linecard;
serial-number ghi789;
}
member 3 {
role linecard;
serial-number jkl012;
}
member 4 {
role linecard;
serial-number mno345;
}
member 5 {
role routing-engine;
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Chapter 44: Virtual Chassis—Configuration Examples