Removing a Node from a Stack
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Determine if the target node to be removed is using the
SummitStack-V feature by issuing the show stacking
stack-ports command.
Examine the Select column to see whether the target node is using alternate (non-native) stacking ports.
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If the target node is using alternate stacking ports, do
the following:
- Log into the target node and issue the command: unconfigure stacking-support
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Log out of the target node.
Note
Do not reboot the target node at this time.
- Log into the master node.
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Delete the target node stacking configuration by entering
the following command:
unconfigure stacking {node-address node_address | slot slot_number}
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Reboot the target node by entering the following command:
reboot [node node-address | slot slot-number]When the node reboots, it detects that the configuration file selected is a stacking configuration file (see Stack Configuration Parameters, Configuration Files, and Port Numbering). It de-selects the configuration file and uses the factory defaults.
- Disconnect the node from the stack, and redeploy it as needed.