Alcatel-Lucent 6600 manual Slot Numbering Example, Stack of Four Switches with Unique Slot Numbers

Setting Up a Stacked Configuration Managing OmniSwitch 6600 Family Stacks

Slot Numbering Example

						31
						29
				27		36
						11
						34
			25			9
						32
						7
			24			30
		66				5
				2	8	12
OmniSwitch				3
			6			10
			2
			1
						35
						8
TM						33
	CONSOLE					6
				4		31
						29
			2
				27		36
						11
	TEMP	SEL	25			34
	PRI					9
	PS1					32
OK1	FAN					7
	SEC					0
	PS2
OK2		66	24			5
				2	8	12
OmniSwitch				3
			6			10
			2
			1
						35
						8
TM						33
	LE					6
	CONSO			4		31
						29
			2
				27		36
						11
	TEMP	SEL	25			34
	PRI					9
	PS1					32
OK1	FAN					7
	SEC					0
	PS2	6624		2		3
						12
OK2						5
					8
OmniSwitch				3
			6			10
			2
			1
						35
						8
TM						33
	CONSOLE					6
				4		31
						29
			2
				27		36
						11
	TEMP	SEL	25			34
	PRI					9
	PS1					32
OK1	FAN					7
	SEC					0
	PS2
		6624		2		3
						12
OK2						5
					8
OmniSwitch				3
			6			10
			2
			1
						8
TM						6
	CONSOLE
				4
			2
	TEMP	SEL
	PRI
	PS1
OK1	FAN
	SEC
	PS2
OK2

Valid Slot Assignments.

The illustration at left (showing a stacked configuration with four switches) shows one of many valid slot numbering possibilities.

•Although the slot numbers are not sequential (4, 5, 6, and 3), all switches in the stack have a unique slot number.

•The top switch in the stack does not have to be designated as slot 1; for this example, the top switch has been desig- nated slot number 4.

•Because it has the lowest user- assigned slot number, switch number 3 will be given the stack’s primary management role in this example. Switch number 4 will be given the secondary

Stack of Four Switches with Unique Slot Numbers

page 4-10 OmniSwitch 6600 Family Hardware Users Guide September 2006