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Download EPUBReplacing a Node with a Different Switch Type
When you replace a node with a different switch
type, you cannot continue to use the same stack configuration. The slot configuration for the
replaced node must change to reflect the new switch type.
Note
If you are replacing a node with the same switch type, you can continue to use the existing stack configuration. For more information, see Replacing a Node with the Same Switch Type.To replace a node with a different switch type, follow these steps:
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Use the show
switch, show licenses, and show stacking configuration commands to display
configuration information for the node to be replaced.
Note the following about the node you are replacing:
- ExtremeXOS software version
- Partition on which the switch is booted
- Effective license level for the stack
- Slot number
- Stacking protocol: standard or enhanced
- Master-capable feature configuration
- Node priority
- Alternate gateway IP address
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Enter the unconfigure slot slot
command to remove the configuration for the node to be replaced.
All configuration parameters (except for the related node's NVRAM-based configurations such as stacking parameters, image to be used, and failsafe account) for the slot are erased.
- Remove the stacking cables from the node that is being replaced.
- Add the new node to the stack following the procedure in Adding a Node to a Stack.