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Command Reference for x510 Series
2771
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.4.7-1.x
T
RIGGER
C
OMMANDS
TYPE
STACK
DISABLED
-
MASTER
type stack disabled-master
Overview
This command (configured to the stack) configures a trigger to activate on a stack
member if it becomes the disabled master.
A disabled master has the same configuration as the active master, but has all its
links shutdown.
Although this command could activate any trigger script, the intention here is that
the script will reactivate the links from their previously shutdown state, to enable
the user to manage the device. An appropriate trigger script must already exist
that will apply the
command on the deactivated links.
CAUTION
:
It is important that any ports that are configured as trunked ports across
master and stack members are disabled at their stack member termination when
operating in the fallback configuration. Otherwise, the trunked ports will not function
correctly on the device that is connected downstream.
command command is enabled, the stack uses a virtual
MAC address. The stack will always use this MAC address and the new elected
master will still retain the originally configured virtual MAC address. If the
stack
virtual-mac
command is disabled, the stack will use the MAC address of the
current master. If the stack master fails, the stack MAC address changes to reflect
the new master's MAC address. For more information about virtual MAC addresses,
see the
VCStack Feature Overview and Configuration Guide
Syntax
type stack disabled-master
Mode
Trigger Configuration
Examples
To configure trigger
82
to activate on a device if it becomes the disabled master,
use the commands. These commands enter the Trigger Configuration mode for
trigger 82, specify the trigger type, and then specify the script to run.
awplus#
configure terminal
awplus(config)#
trigger 82
awplus(config-trigger)#
type stack disabled master
awplus(config-trigger)#
script 1 flash:/disabled.scp
awplus(config-trigger)#
exit
Related
Commands
