Saving the Configuration That Is Automatically Generated for Dedicated Cable Stacking to the Flash Memory
Context
After a stack has been set up using dedicated stack cables, the stack configuration that is automatically generated will not be automatically saved to the flash memory. To ensure that the stack configuration still takes effect when these cables are removed or other cables are connected, save the automatically generated stack configuration to the flash memory.
No stack configurations cannot be manually modified before the automatically generated stack configuration is saved to the flash memory. The system displays error information: "Error: The operation failed because there was unsaved stack configuration. Please save the stack configuration first."
Procedure
- Run the system-view command to enter the system view.
- (Optional) Run the display stack
configuration command to view the stack configuration.
If there is configuration starting with a number sign (#) in the command output, this configuration is not saved to the flash memory. In this situation, no stack configurations can be modified.
- You can use the following methods to save the stack configuration
that is automatically generated for dedicated cable stacking to the
flash memory.
- Run the save stack configuration or save command to save the automatically generated stack configuration to the flash memory.
- If the switch has a configuration file, the stack configuration that is automatically generated for dedicated cable stacking is saved to the flash memory after the switch is restarted with power on.
- If ASs in an SVF system are correctly connected using dedicated stack cables, the stack configuration that is automatically generated for dedicated cable stacking is saved to the flash memory.
If dedicated stack cables are removed and the stack configuration that is automatically generated for dedicated cable stacking is not saved to the flash memory, this stack configuration is cleared.
- Run the display stack configuration command to check whether all stack configurations are saved to the flash memory.