Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports
When the rear module operates in stacking mode and has active member units attached to it, you cannot convert the rear module to uplink mode. To change the rear module to uplink mode, you must first unconfigure the stack.
Follow these steps to convert the rear module (Module 3) of an ICX 7650 device from stacking to uplink mode.
- (Optional) Enter the
show stackcommand to check for active stack configuration.ICX7650-48F Router# show stack T=7m25.5: alone: standalone, D: dynamic cfg, S: static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7650-48F active 94fd.2e05.1a10 0 local Ready 2 D ICX7650-48P member 00e0.5200.0100 0 remote Ready active +---+ +---+ 3/3| 2 |3/1--3/1| 1 |3/3 +---+ +---+ There is no standby. Will assign a standby in 39 sec Current stack management MAC is 94fd.2e05.1a10
- On the active controller for the stack, enter the
stack unconfigure allcommand, and enter y when prompted to remove the stacking configuration from all stack members.ICX7650-48F Router# stack unconfigure all Will dismantle the entire stack and recover pre-stacking startup config. Are you sure? (enter 'y' or 'n'): y Removed "stack enable" from startup-config All units recover startup-config. Reset others "stack enable" is removed from runtime config of this unit. ICX7650-48F Router# Remove stack enable. This unit will not actively participate in stacking.
The example removes the stacking configuration from all stack members. - In global configuration mode on each unit, enter the
rear-module uplinkcommand with the desired uplink speed.Note: You must enter thewrite memorycommand and then reload for the configuration takes effect. This removes module two from operation as well as ports 1/3/1 and 1/3/4. The following system warning is issued.ICX7650-48F Router(config)# rear-module uplink-100g ICX-7650 rear module setting changes requires a reload to take effect!!! The rear module would operate in uplink mode with 100Gbps speed after reload. After reload, rear module ports will be configured as uplink ports, and module 2 will be unused. Existing configurations for ports in module 2 may be removed.
- Enter the
write memorycommand to save the configuration. - Enter the
reloadcommand in privileged EXEC mode to apply the new configuration.Any configuration is removed from module 2, and it is not in use after the reload. Ports 1/3/1 and 1/3/4 are also unused after the reload.
The following example unconfigures the stack and configures one ICX 7650 rear module for data uplink at 100 Gbps on ports 1/3/1 and 1/3/2. (Ports 1/3/3 and 1/3/4 are not used.)
ICX7650-48F Router# stack unconfigure all Will dismantle the entire stack and recover pre-stacking startup config. Are you sure? (enter 'y' or 'n'): y Removed "stack enable" from startup-config All units recover startup-config. Reset others "stack enable" is removed from runtime config of this unit. ICX7650-48F Router# Remove stack enable. This unit will not actively participate in stacking. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# rear-module uplink-100g ICX-7650 rear module setting changes requires a reload to take effect!!! The rear module would operate in uplink mode with 100Gbps speed after reload. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# write memory Flash Memory Write (8192 bytes per dot) . Write startup-config done. Copy Done. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# exit ICX7650-48F Router# reload
The following example unconfigures the stack and configures one ICX 7650 rear module for data uplink at 40 Gbps on ports 1/3/1 through 1/3/4.
ICX7650-48F Router# stack unconfigure all Will dismantle the entire stack and recover pre-stacking startup config. Are you sure? (enter 'y' or 'n'): y Removed "stack enable" from startup-config All units recover startup-config. Reset others "stack enable" is removed from runtime config of this unit. ICX7650-48F Router# Remove stack enable. This unit will not actively participate in stacking. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# rear-module uplink-40g ICX-7650 rear module setting changes requires a reload to take effect!!! The rear module would operate in uplink mode with 40Gbps speed after reload. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# write memory Flash Memory Write (8192 bytes per dot) . Write startup-config done. Copy Done. ICX7650-48F Router(config)# exit ICX7650-48F Router# reload