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Chapter 27 Stacking
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Figure 136 SYSTEM > Stacking > Stacking Status
The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 82 SYSTEM > Stacking > Stacking Status
LABEL DESCRIPTION
Slot ‘Slot’ refers to a Switch in the ‘virtual chassis’ stack. This field displays the slot ID of the stacked
Switch. You can click the ID number to go to the
Stacking Status Details screen.
Name This field displays the model name of the stacked Switch
.
Status This field displays whether the stacked Switch is active or inactive in a stack system.
Init means the slot ID is being initialized by the master Switch.
active* means the Switch is in the stack, but some items failed to initiate. See the system logs for
details. If the Switch is not a master, disconnect and reconnect the stacking port and wait.
Restart the Switch if it still displays
active* . If the Switch is a master, restart it or choose another
master.
MAC address This field displays the MAC address of the stacked Switch
.
Role This field displays whether the Switch is a master, backup or linecard. There’s only one master
and one backup Switch in the stacking mode; all others are linecard Switches.
Stacking Up
Time This field displays the time that the active Switch has been running in a stack.
The master Switch records the time when a Switch in Stacking mode joins the stacking system.
Time count will restart when master Switch changes.
Stacking Topology: Ring/Chain
Slot
No. This field displays the slot ID number of the stacked Switch.
Stacking Channel1
Neighbor This field displays the neighbor Switch that is connected using slot channel 1 of the Switch.
Speed This field displays the Ethernet speed of stacking channel 1 of the Switch.
Stacking Channel2
Neighbor This field displays the neighbor Switch that is connected to slot channel 2 of the Switch.
Speed This field displays the Ethernet speed of stacking channel 2 of the Switch.