3com 4500 Guia De Configuração Rápida

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F
C
REATING
 
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 S
TACK
This chapter contains the information you need to create a stack. It covers the 
following topics:
How To Interconnect 
Units
Up to eight 3Com Switch 4500 units can be interconnected to create a stack and 
then treated as a single manageable unit with one IP address.
You can interconnect your Switches to create a stack using a standard 1000 Mbps 
Ethernet connection. 
You can only create a stack by interconnecting a 3Com Switch 4500 with other 
3Com Switch 4500s.
This section assumes you have either set up your units for management as detailed 
in Chapter 3
 “Managing Your Switch”or that you are using a console cable 
connected to the console port to set up and allocate IP addresses and so on.
3Com recommends that you do not physically connect the cables on your stack 
ports until you have carried out the initial configuration of the stack ports as 
detailed below.
1
Ensure that the Switch units that you wish to interconnect have the latest software 
agent installed. You can use the display version command to check this.
2
Enable the ‘up port’ and the ‘down port’ on each Switch to operate in stack mode 
using the following CLI command. From the System View enter stack-port 
gigabitethernet 1/0/51 enable
, for example. 
As with all Switch 4500 CLI commands, the format for entering a port- specific 
command is x/y/z, where x = unit number, y = module number (in the case of the 
Switch 4500 this will always be 0), z = port number.
3
Connect the stack-enabled ‘up’ port on one Switch 4500 unit to the stack-enabled 
‘down’ port on another Switch 4500 unit using the appropriate connection 
method for your Switch.
4
Save all configuration settings. From the User View, enter the save command to 
save the configuration to your Switch. 
Guidelines For 
Interconnecting Units
This section offers some guidelines for creating a stack. Using these guidelines will 
help prevent problems arising when setting up your stack.