stack-port

Configures a stacking port used to link between two units.
Syntax
stack-port ethernet unit / slot / port
no stack-port ethernet unit / slot/ port
Command Default

Both the default valid-stack-ports serve as stacking ports on a stack unit.

Parameters
ethernet
Specifies Ethernet as the interface type.
unit
Specifies the stack unit ID
slot
Specifies the slot or module on the unit where the interface resides.
port
Specifies the interface to be configured as the sole stack port on the unit.
Modes

Stack-unit configuration sub-mode

Usage Guidelines

The link created by the stack-port command is not a data port and cannot have any configuration. The stack-port must be in a valid-stack-port set. Every ICX stackable platform has one or more valid-stack-port sets that define the available stack-ports or stacking trunks.

If the port specified in the stack-port command belongs to a stack-trunk configuration, the command overwrites the stack-trunk configuration.

The no form of the command removes the stacking port. The no stack-port command must include in its syntax an exact match to an existing port.

The stack-port command must not be used on a live stack-trunk connection. Use the multi-stack-port command on a live stack.

From FastIron 08.0.90, the behavior of the stack-port command has been modified. The differences in behavior are significant. Refer to the Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide for information on the differences between FastIron release 08.0.90 and earlier releases.

Examples

The following example configures port 3/2/1 as the only stacking port on stack unit 3. 

device# configure terminal
device(config)# stack unit 3
device(config-unit-3)# stack-port ethernet 3/2/1
History
Release version Command history
08.0.90 The behavior of this command was modified.
09.0.00 The command was modified to add the keyword ethernet before the port number.
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