SmartConnect User’s Guide
Stacking Port Numbers
Once a stack is configured, the manner in which port numbers are displayed changes through- out the BBI. Instead of the single number, the csnum appears in front of each port number. For example:
This numbering change appears in the port status area at the top of the BBI, as well as on numerous configuration pages. For example:
Virtual Switch Groups > Membership
Policies > External Port Settings
Policies > Internal Port Settings
Policies > ServerMobility > Port Configuration
On these BBI configuration pages, the administrator can also select whether to display all ports for all switches, all present switches, all defined switches, or a specific csnum. To do this, make the appropriate selection from the View Ports
Stacking Internal Port Settings
For each port in a stack, the following command is added to the Internal Port Settings window:
Table | Additional Internal Port Settings for Stacking |
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Internal trunk id | Configures the trunk ID for internal ports. Ports in the same VSG that have the |
same internal trunk ID form a trunk. | |
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Stacking VLANs
VLAN 4090 is the default VLAN reserved for stacking ports.
Note – Do not use VLAN 4090 for any purpose other than stacking.
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