2.5.2 - Force10 Networks

Stacking Commands Overview
Command Syntax Command Mode Purpose
copy {image1 | image2}
unit://unit/{image1 |
image2}
copy tftp://
tftp_server_ip_address/
path/filename {image1 |
image2}
[no] member unit
switchindex
movemanagement
fromunit tounit
Privileged Exec Starting with SFTOS 2.5.1, this command copies a
selected software image from the management switch to
a designated switch.
Note: Before SFTOS 2.5.1, the archive copy-sw
command copied the system image from the
management unit to the other stack members.
Privileged Exec Starting with SFTOS 2.5.1, this command copies a
selected software image from a TFTP server to the
management switch. For supporting commands, see
Downloading a Software Image on page 54 in the Getting
Started chapter.
Note: Previous to SFTOS 2.5.1, the archive
download-sw command was available, in Stacking
Config mode, to download the system image to the
switch.
Stacking Config This command pre-configures a switch unit number. The
unit is the new switch ID (1 to 8). For the switchindex
(SID), see show supported switchtype.
Use the no member unit command to logically remove
a switch from the stack before disconnecting its stacking
cables. See Figure 63 on page 109.
Stacking Config Move the management unit functionality from one switch
to another. See Figure 66 on page 111.
show stack-port Privileged Exec Display summary stack port information for the stack.
See Figure 72 on page 116.
show stack-port counters Privileged Exec Display traffic counters for each stack port in the stack.
See Figure 73 on page 117.
show switch unit Privileged Exec;
User Exec
show supported
switchtype switchindex
Privileged Exec;
User Exec
Display information about all stack members or a specific
member.
Display information about all supported switch types or
for a specific switch type.
stack Global Config Accesses the Stacking Config mode
(The resulting prompt is “hostname (config-stack)#”.)
switch oldunit renumber
newunit
Global Config The switch renumber command changes the switch
identifier (from 1 through 8) for a switch in the stack.
switch unit priority value Global Config The switch priority command configures the ability of a
switch to become the management unit. See Figure 65.
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