8.1.5 Deleting a member switch (master switch)

Remove member switch A from the stack consisting of member switch A, which acts as the master switch, and member switch B, which acts as the backup switch, as shown in the following figure.

Figure 8-4: Deleting a member switch (master switch)

The following table describes the procedure for deleting a member switch (master switch).

Table 8-6: Deleting a member switch (master switch)
Operation Flow and Description	Setting object
(1) Checking the status of member switch B Confirming that initialization has been completed Confirming that the port is up	Member Switch B
(2) Stopping member switch A	This equipment A (member switch A)
(3) Deleting member switch A configuration Delete a Model Deleting the master election priority	Member Switch B

<Structure of this section>

(1) Checking the status of member switch B

[Procedure]

> show switch

Verify that member switch B initialization is complete.
> show port

Make sure that the port of member switch B is up.

(2) Stopping member switch A

Stops member switch A.

[Procedure]

> reload stop

Stops member switch A. The member switch B transitions from the backup switch to the master switch.
Turn off the power of member switch B to delete the switch from a stack configuration.

(3) Deleting member switch A configuration

Deletes the configuration of the deleted member switch A from the master switch, member switch B.

Points to note: When a member switch A model is deleted from the configuration of member switch B, the configuration of the corresponding Ethernet interface is also deleted.

Command examples

(config)# no switch 1 provision

Delete the model with switch number 1. When a model is deleted, the configuration of the Ethernet interface corresponding to the specified model is also deleted.
(config)# no switch 1 priority

Deletes the master election priority of switch number 1.
(config)# save

(config)# exit

Saves the configuration and returns to administrator mode from configuration command mode.