01-04-2018 02:06 PM - edited 03-08-2019 01:18 PM
Hi,
We have a 3850 stack that has 2x 3850-48T and 1x 3850-48P. We want to remove the 3850-48P and replace it with a new 3850-12X48U, this will have the 8x10G module, the existing 3850-48P has a 4x10G module.
How do we achieve this when the switch type is different, do we provision a new switch (switch 4) and copy the config and renumber it later?
Understand the software will need to be the same version.
Thanks
01-04-2018 02:39 PM
Who will be the master of the stack? one of the 3850-48T?
I think the easier way will be to add the 3850-12X48U as fourth member to discard any compatibility issues (at this moment your stack ring will be broken).
1- 3850-48T
2- 3850-48T
3- 3850-48P
4- 3850-12X48U
Once that is sorted remove, remove the 3850-48P.
1- 3850-48T
2- 3850-48T
3- #Removed#
4- 3850-12X48U
Renumber the 3850-12X48U and the configuration should just fall in place.
1- 3850-48T
2- 3850-48T
3- 3850-12X48U
In the worse case at this point you just need to paste the previous configuration.
01-05-2018 04:21 PM
Hi,
Thanks for responding, the stack was running 3.7.5, we downgraded the new one before adding it.
I provisioned the new switch as number 4 and copy/pasted the config from the one we're replacing which is number 1, only change was ports 37-48 are mgig and are a tengigabit interface.
We added the new one and moved the cables, all went smoothly, removed the old switch from the stack.
Question is what next, we should use no switch 1 to remove the config of the old. Then what, we renumber switch 4 to 1, what happens to the config when this happens?
Thanks
Ben
01-06-2018 07:02 AM
Hi Ben,
I am glad to hear that the replacement went smooth.
These other links explain what exactly happens in terms of renumbering.
In your scenario, the approach I would use is to un-provision switch #1 (if that switch does not exist anymore), and renumber switch #4 to #1, as follows:
3850# configure terminal 3850(config)# no switch 1 provision 3850(config)# end 3850# switch 4 renumber 1 3850# wr 3850# reload slot 4
However, I would do that under a maintenance window, to be prepared for any inconveniences.
Hope this helps.
Eduardo.
01-07-2018 01:37 PM
Thanks,
I don't think renumbering moves the config, I did the renumber but no config came across and had to reenter it, does that sound right? I should have removed switch 1 and then provisioned switch 1 prior to renaming? Seems good now, will now remove switch 4 as it's still listed after the renumber?
Ben
01-07-2018 04:15 PM
Hi Ben,
Just for confirmation, did switch #1 have its previous provisioning configuration removed prior to renumbering #4 to #1? The answer might explain why the configuration had to be re-entered.
Correct - if switch #1 is configured and the stack seems fine, one can just remove this provisioning configuration off switch #4. A reload might be required for the stack CLI to stop showing this non-existing "switch #4" as "Removed".
Hope this helps,
Eduardo.
01-08-2018 07:14 PM
Switch 1 config was unprovisioned before renumbering, the switch had different interfaces so thought it wouldn't work anyway. Will remove switch 4 and we're done. Thanks.
01-05-2018 09:47 AM
Good day,
As far as I know, there is no compatibility issues from a hardware standpoint between a multi Gig switch (XS or 3850-12X48U) and a non multiGig switch (a regular 24/48P).
However, the approach that Rolando suggests looks fine, because I could not find a document that ensures this. Also, please take into consideration that multiGig switches can only run 03.07.x.E and 16.x software versions. They cannot run any 03.06.x.E software.
If your 48P stack runs 03.06.x.E you may need to change the software. Also, keep in mind that the switches must have the same software and license levels for them to be stacked.
Lastly, in order to prepare your configuration for this offline multi Gig switch, please take a look at the provisioning section of the following document:
513E.C.28-3850-3#show ver | inc WS cisco WS-C3850-12XS (MIPS) processor with 4194304K bytes of physical memory. Model Number : WS-C3850-12XS * 1 16 WS-C3850-12XS 03.07.05.E cat3k_caa-universalk9 BUNDLE 513E.C.28-3850-3#conf t Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. 513E.C.28-3850-3(config)#switch 1 pro 513E.C.28-3850-3(config)#switch 1 provision ? ws-c3650-24pd Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 24 GE POE and 2GE+2TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-24ps Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 24 GE POE and 4 GE Interfaces ws-c3650-24td Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 24 GE and 2GE+2TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-24ts Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 24 GE and 4 GE Interfaces ws-c3650-48pd Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE POE and 2GE+2TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-48pq Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE POE and 4 TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-48ps Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE POE and 4 GE Interfaces ws-c3650-48td Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE and 2GE+2TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-48tq Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE and 4 TenGE Interfaces ws-c3650-48ts Catalyst 3650 Series Switch with 48 GE and 4 GE Interfaces ws-c3850-12s Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 12 1GE SFP Interfaces ws-c3850-12x48u Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 36 GE and 12 TenGE UPOE Interfaces ws-c3850-12xs Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 12 10GE SFP Interfaces ws-c3850-24p Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 GE POE Interfaces ws-c3850-24s Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 1GE SFP Interfaces ws-c3850-24t Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 GE Interfaces ws-c3850-24u Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 GE UPOE Interfaces ws-c3850-24xs Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 10GE SFP Interfaces ws-c3850-24xu Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 24 TenGE UPOE Interfaces ws-c3850-48p Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 48 GE POE Interfaces ws-c3850-48t Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 48 GE Interfaces ws-c3850-48u Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 48 GE UPOE Interfaces ws-c3850-48xs Catalyst 3850 Series Switch with 48 10GE Interfaces and 4 40G Interfaces
Hope this helps.
Eduardo.
01-05-2018 09:51 AM
03-02-2018 02:27 AM
Hello Ben,
You can do it either ways either you can provision the switch and renumbering later .
The below is the difference between the two models.
Models | Total GE | Default AC | Optional | Stack |
Ethernet Ports | Power Supply/ | Network Module | Power | |
Available PoE Power | ||||
WS-C3850-48T-L | 48 | 350W/- no PoE | 4 x 1GE | Yes* |
2 x 10GE | ||||
4 x 10GE | ||||
WS-C3850-48P-L | 48 PoE+ | 715W/435W | 4 x 1GE | Ye |
2 x 10GE | ||||
4 x 10GE |
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