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1. I have 3 of these 4548Ts not really sure what I should do as far as configuring the stacking so all 3 are in a stack and define which is the master and which is the secondary? (i'm talking about the commands - not plugging things in)
2. On extremes you do a ring when you have a few so there is no source of failure - do you do that with the Avaya's as well? (i'm talking about plugging in the cables in the back - not about commands). |
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Hi, pls make sure that all units of your stack have the same FW/SW.
The first Unit should be manually set to Base-Unit on the backside-switch, near the cascade cables. All other units has to be set to NonBase. Power on all units - your new stack will be formed successfully by "himself" ![]() On CLI you can perform for verification those commands: ACLI: show stack-info The LEDs on each unit will show you the unit-number. |
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Thanks!
Is there any way to assign which is the master or stack 1? |
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Again, on the backside of each unit you will find a small switch for choosing Base or NonBase, only ONE unit hast to be set to Base (this unit will be the Master of of the whole stack and keeps all configs for each unit) all other units hast to be set to NonBase.
Good luck |
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I appreciate the info!
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not sure how this works
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