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Download EPUBUnderstanding Stacking Traps
Every stack generates traps that provide status information about switches and stacking ports.
The stack routinely generates the following traps:
- extremeStackMemberStatusChanged
- extremeStackMemberSlotId: the slot ID
- extremeStackMemberOperStatus: the slot state of the switch
When an overheat condition is detected on an active node, the stack
generates the following trap when the node reaches a steady state:
- extremeStackMemberOverheat
When a member is added to or deleted from the stack, or any time the
status of a stacking port changes, the change is indicated by means of the following
traps:
- extremeStackingPortStatusChanged
- IfIndex: Interface Index of the port
- extremeStackingPortRemoteMac: MAC Address of the remote switch attached to this port
- extremeStackingPortLinkSpeed: the port's link speed, for example, 100, or 1000 Mbps
- extremeStackingPortLinkStatus: the status of the link