RE: Back again - stack 3750 switches?

Break the stack between 1 and 5, insert 6 into end of the stack and complete the ring. Power on switch 6. You may need to resolve issues with an ip services load trying to join a ip base stack or newer code on the new member. If you can't tolerate the ring being in half-duplex for long periods, you'll probably want to upgrade or downgrade the new switch before adding to the stack.

-ryan

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Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 5:49 PM
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Subject: Back again - stack 3750 switches?

I am not sure if we need to boot the master? I have these 3 switches stacked together, where SW01 is the Master. SW01 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW02SW02 :
Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW05SW05 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW02 Now, I want to add SW06 to this stack SW01 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW02SW02 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW05SW05 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW06SW06 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 :
SW01 - Change the switch priority of SW06 to 1. switch 6 provision
ws-c3750g-48ps switch 6 priority 1 - Make sure that you redo the
connections, dis-connect and connect the stack cables SW06 : Stack 1 <--> Stack 2 : SW01SW06 : Stack 2 <--> Stack 1 : SW05 - Power on the newly added switch. Let me know if I am missing any steps here or I am doing something wrong.
-Yuri

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