5.9. Virtual Chassis Command Reference

5.9.1. Command Hierarchies

5.9.1.1. Configuration Commands

Note:

See BOF Command Reference for more information about BOF commands.

bof

— vc-stack-node {cpmA | cpmB} slot-num slot-num mac-addr mac-address

— no vc-stack-node {cpmA | cpmB}

5.9.2. Command Descriptions

5.9.2.1. Configuration Commands

5.9.2.1.1. Standalone Virtual Chassis (VC) Commands

vc-stack-node

Syntax

vc-stack-node {cpmA | cpmB} slot-num slot-num mac-addr mac-address

no vc-stack-node {cpmA | cpmB}

Context

bof

Supported Platforms

7210 SAS-S 1/10GE and 7210 SAS-Sx 1/10GE: standalone-vc mode

Description

This command configures the nodes that will be CPM-IMM nodes in a virtual chassis (VC).

The slot number can be set to any number from 1 to 8 as long as it is not in use by another VC member node. The slot number identifies a specific node or card in the VC similar to the slot ID of a card in a chassis-based system, and is used in addressing service objects created during provisioning.

An arbitration process in the boot phase ensures that one of the CPM-capable nodes is the active CPM and the other is the standby CPM. Internally software will always assign CPM A as the active CPM-IMM node and CPM B as the standby CPM-IMM node. Ports on the logical IMM which is part of the CPM are referred to using the same format as IMM-only nodes (slot-id/1/port-id).

The MAC address must match the chassis MAC address of the node.

The no form of the command removes the node from the VC.

Parameters

cpmA —

Specifies the active CPM-IMM.

cpmB—

Specifies the standby CPM-IMM.

slot-num—

Specifies the slot number of the node.

Values—

1 to 8

mac-address—

Specifies the chassis MAC address of the node.

Values—

xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx or xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx