stack zero-touch-enable

Enables background zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) to form a stack system or to add new stack units without user intervention.
Syntax
stack zero-touch-enable
no stack zero-touch-enable
Command Default

Zero-touch provisioning for stacking is not enabled by default.

Modes

Global configuration mode

Usage Guidelines

The no form of the command disables stack zero-touch provisioning.

Stacking must be enabled with the stack enable command before you can enable stack zero-touch provisioning.

You must use the write memory command after running stack zero-touch provisioning to saved the learned configuration.

Ruckus recommends stack interactive-setup as the preferred method for discovering and configuring a stack because it alerts users to potential issues and available options and is therefore more flexible. Using stack zero-touch provisioning is the same as running stack interactive-setup option 2 and electing all proposed options.

Ruckus recommends that you disable stack zero-touch provisioning after all new units and connections are discovered. Keeping the utility enabled does no harm, but the probes that occur every three minutes add processing overhead.

Examples
History
Release version Command history
08.0.90 This command was introduced.