Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide, 08.0.60 Fast Iron Guide 08060 Switchstackingguide

2017-12-13

• Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide, 08.0.60
  • Preface
    • Document Conventions
      • Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
    • Command Syntax Conventions
    • Document Feedback
    • Ruckus Product Documentation Resources
    • Online Training Resources
    • Contacting Ruckus Customer Services and Support
      • What Support Do I Need?
      • Open a Case
      • Self-Service Resources
  • About This Guide
    • Supported hardware
    • What’s new in this document
  • Stacking Overview
    • Traditional stacking
      • Network management and stack configuration
      • Switching and routing advantages
    • Campus Fabric
    • Brocade stackable models
    • Brocade traditional stacking terminology
      • Stack unit roles
      • Stacking terms
  • Building a Stack
    • Planning to build a traditional stack
      • Software requirements
      • Traditional stack requirements
      • Brocade traditional stacking topologies
      • FastIron stacking distances and optics by device
        • Long-distance stacking ports
        • Displaying information on supported distances
      • Traditional stacking configuration guidelines
    • Planning to build a stack with 802.1br switch port extender capability
    • Traditional stack construction methods
      • The secure-setup utility
        • Secure-setup and the active controller
      • Using secure-setup to configure a traditional stack in a ring topology
        • Invalid stacking trunk errors and network loops
      • Scenario 2 - Automatically configuring a three-member traditional stack in a ring topology
        • Configuration tips for building a stack using the automatic setup process
      • Scenario 3 - Manually configuring a three member traditional stack in a ring topology
    • Verifying a traditional stack configuration
    • Displaying information on stack connections
  • Traditional Stacking by Device
    • ICX 7250 stack configuration overview
      • ICX 7250 stacking topologies
      • ICX 7250 stacking configuration notes
      • Reconfiguring ICX 7250 1-Gbps ports as 10-Gbps ports
      • Changing default ports on the ICX 7250
      • ICX 7250 trunk configuration
        • Creating ICX 7250 trunks in a production environment
      • ICX 7250 secure-setup example
      • Displaying basic information for an ICX 7250 stack
      • Displaying detailed information for an ICX 7250 stack
    • ICX 7450 stack configuration overview
      • ICX 7450 stacking topologies
      • ICX 7450 stacking configuration notes
      • Configuring 10-Gbps stacking ports on the ICX 7450
        • Converting ICX 7450 slot 2 ports for MACsec or stacking
      • Creating stacking trunks on the ICX 7450
        • Creating stacking trunks on live stacks
      • ICX 7450 secure-setup examples
      • Displaying basic information for an ICX 7450 stack
      • Displaying details for an ICX 7450 stack
    • ICX 7750 stack configuration overview
      • ICX 7750 stacking topologies
      • Installing the ICX 7750 in a remote stack
      • ICX 7750 stacking configuration notes
      • ICX 7750 secure-setup example
      • ICX 7750 trunk formation during secure-setup
      • Removing stacking ports from an ICX 7750
      • Creating an ICX 7750 stacking trunk in a production environment
      • Converting an ICX 7750 trunk to a port connection in a live stack
      • Restoring a data port from an ICX 7750 trunk in a live stack
      • Displaying basic information for an ICX 7750 stack
      • Displaying details for an ICX 7750 stack
  • Hitless Stacking
    • Hitless stacking overview
    • Hitless stacking behavior
    • Supported hitless stacking events
    • Non-supported hitless stacking events
    • Supported hitless stacking protocols and services
    • Hitless stacking configuration notes and feature limitations
    • What happens during a hitless stacking switchover or failover
      • Real-time synchronization among all units in a stack
    • Standby controller role in hitless stacking
      • Standby controller election
      • Runtime configuration mismatch
    • Support during stack formation, stack merge, and stack split
    • Hitless stacking failover
      • Enabling hitless stacking failover
      • Hitless stacking failover example
    • Hitless stacking switchover
      • Executing a hitless stacking switchover
      • Hitless stacking switchover examples
    • Displaying information about hitless stacking
      • Displaying information about stack failover
      • Displaying hitless stacking status
      • Displaying pending device roles
      • Displaying information about link synchronization status
    • Syslog messages for hitless stacking failover and switchover
  • Traditional Stack Management
    • Managing a traditional stack through one IP address
    • Enabling or disabling stacking mode
      • Disabling stacking mode
      • Traditional stack unit identification
    • Controlling the stack through the CLI
      • Logging in through the console port
      • CLI command syntax for stack units
      • Traditional stack CLI commands
    • Configuring default ports on FastIron devices
    • Traditional stack management MAC address
      • Manually allocating the traditional stack MAC address
    • Traditional stack device roles and elections
      • Active controller
      • Standby controller
      • Bootup role
      • Active controller and standby controller elections
      • Active controller and standby controller resets
      • Standby controller selection based on priority configuration
        • Two-unit stack controller selection scenario
      • Standby controller election criteria
    • Traditional stack unit priority
      • Changing the priority of a stack unit
    • Traditional stack software images
      • Confirming traditional stack software versions
    • Stack mismatches
      • Advanced feature privilege mismatch
      • Minor mismatch for stack units
      • Major mismatch for stack units
      • Configuration mismatch for stack units
        • Recovering from a stack unit configuration mismatch
      • Memory allocation failure
      • Auto Image Copy for stack units
        • Auto Image Copy limitations
        • Verifying Auto Image Copy
        • Disabling Auto Image Copy
      • Copying the flash image to a stack unit from the active controller
    • Configuring stacking trunks in a live environment
      • Displaying multi-trunk stacking configuration
      • Error messages encountered when configuring a stacking trunk
    • Adding, removing, or replacing units in a traditional stack
      • Installing a new unit in a traditional stack using secure-setup
      • Installing a new unit using static configuration
      • Removing a unit from a traditional stack
      • Replacing traditional stack units
        • Replacing one traditional stack unit with a clean traditional stack unit
        • Replacing multiple traditional stack units with multiple clean traditional stack units
        • Using secure-setup to replace traditional stack units
      • Moving a unit to another stack
      • Removing an active controller from a powered stack
    • Renumbering stack units
      • Configuration notes for renumbering stack units
    • Reloading a stack unit
    • Managing traditional stack partitioning
    • Merging traditional stacks
    • Unconfiguring a traditional stack
    • Syslog, SNMP, and traps for stack units
      • Configuring SNMP for a traditional stack
      • SNMP engine IDs for stackable devices
    • Displaying traditional stack information
      • Displaying stacking topology
      • Displaying running configuration information
      • How the show running-config command displays configured stacking ports
      • Displaying software version information
      • Displaying traditional stack flash information
      • Displaying traditional stack memory information
      • Displaying traditional stack chassis information
      • Displaying stack module information
      • Displaying general or detailed information about stack members
      • Displaying IPC statistics for a stack
      • Displaying reliable IPC statistics for stack units
      • Displaying information about stack neighbors
      • Displaying stack port information
      • Displaying stacking port statistics
      • Displaying stacking port interface information
    • MIB support for traditional stack configurations
  • Traditional Stack Troubleshooting
    • Problems commonly diagnosed with stack formation
    • Background problem diagnosis
      • Manually triggering stack diagnosis
      • Suppressing background stack diagnostic warnings
    • Troubleshooting an unsuccessful stack build
    • Troubleshooting secure-setup
    • Troubleshooting unit replacement issues
    • Checking hardware after an upgrade failure
    • Troubleshooting image copy issues
    • Configuration, startup configuration files, and stacking flash
    • Port down and aging