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Configuring Advanced Features
Stack Management
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Using the CLI To View Stack Status and Configure
Stacking
The CLI enables you to do all of the stacking tasks available through the menu
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Table 9-6. CLI Commands for Configuring Stacking on a Switch
CLI Command Operation
show stack
[candidates | view | all] Commander: Shows Commander’s stacking configuration and lists the stack
members and their individual status.
Member: Lists Member’s stacking configuration and status, and the status and the
IP address and subnet mask of the stack Commander.
Options:
candidates: (Commander only) Lists stack Candidates.
view: (Commander only) Lists current stack Members and their individual
status.
all: Lists all stack Commanders, Members and Candidates, with their individual
status.
[no] stack Any Stacking-Capable Switch: Enables or disables stacking on the switch.
Default: Stacking Enabled
[no] stack commander <stack name> Candidate or Commander: Converts a Candidate to a Commander or changes the
stack name of an existing commander.
“
No ” form eliminates named stack and returns Commander and stack Members
to Candidate status with Auto Join set to No .
“ No ” form prevents the switch from being discovered as a stacking-capable
switch.
Default: Switch Configured as a Candidate
[no] stack auto-grab Commander: Causes Commander to automatically add to its stack any discovered
Candidate in the subnet that does not have a Manager password and has Auto-
Join set to Yes .
Default: Disabled
Note: If the Commander’s stack already has 15 members, the Candidate cannot
join until an existing member leaves the stack.