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.
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The following table describes the procedure for deleting a member switch (master switch).
Operation Flow and Description |
Setting object |
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(1) Checking the status of member switch B
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Member Switch B |
This equipment A (member switch A) |
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(3) Deleting member switch A configuration
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Member Switch B |
- <Structure of this section>
(1) Checking the status of member switch B
Log in to member switch A and check the status of member switch B.
[Procedure]
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> show switch
Verify that member switch B initialization is complete.
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> show port
Make sure that the port of member switch B is up.
(2) Stopping member switch A
Stops member switch A.
[Procedure]
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> reload stop
Stops member switch A. The member switch B transitions from the backup switch to the master switch.
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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
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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
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(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.
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(config)# no switch 1 priority
Deletes the master election priority of switch number 1.
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(config)# save
(config)# exit
Saves the configuration and returns to administrator mode from configuration command mode.