This document describes the configurations of Device Management, including device status query, hardware management, Stack, SVF, cloud-based management, PoE, OPS, energy-saving management, information center, fault management, NTP.
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Splitting a Stack
Splitting a Stack
Context
If a stack is no longer used, you can split the stack into standalone switches. A split process includes the following steps.
Back up the stack configuration file.
Remove stack cables.
Restore the default stack configuration.
Power off all the member switches.
Procedure
Splitting a stack established through service port connections (using ordinary and dedicated cables)
Run the save command to save the configuration.
Run the copysource-filenamedestination-filenameall command to back up the configuration file to all the member switches, so that you can use the configuration file when you set up a stack the next time.
Remove the stack cables between the member switches. After you remove the stack cables, the stack splits and some member switches restart. The remote login may fail because some configurations of member switches such as the IP address are the same. Log in to a switch through the console port to perform configurations.
Run the system-view command to enter the system view.
Run the reset stack configuration command to clear the stack configuration.
The cleared stack configuration includes: switch slot ID, stack priority, stack reserved VLAN, stack MAC address switching delay, stack port configuration, and stack port rate configuration. Running this command will restart the switch.
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