When using service port connections to establish a stack, you need to configure logical stack ports. You are advised to configure stack IDs and stack priorities to facilitate user management.
A logical stack port takes effect only after stack member ports are added to it. Multiple stack member ports can be added to a logical stack port to improve stack link bandwidth and reliability.
A stack member port supports only stack-related functions, and other functions cannot be configured on the port. All the commands irrelevant to the stack function are unavailable in the interface view, and only basic configuration commands such as description are retained.
After configuring a service port of a switch as a stack member port, you are advised to save the configuration if this service port has been referenced by other commands. Otherwise, the commands that reference this service port may be retained after the switch restarts.
To restore a stack member port as a service port, run the shutdown interface { interface-type interface-number1 [ to interface-type interface-number2 ] } &<1-10> command in the logical stack port view to shut down the stack member port, and then run the undo port interface { interface-type interface-number1 [ to interface-type interface-number2 ] } &<1-10> enable command in this view.
On the S6720-EI and S6720S-EI, every four of XGE interfaces from the left are added to one group. For example, XGE interfaces numbered 1 to 4 can be added to one group, but XGE interfaces numbered 2 to 5 cannot. That is, the number of the last XGE interface in each group must be the multiple of 4. If you configure any interface in each group as a physical member port, configurations on the other three interfaces in the group will be lost and the three interfaces cannot be used as service ports.
The configuration takes effect after the switch is restarted.
By default, the stack priority of a member switch is 100.