9300 Switch showing incorrect interface numbers after a "write erase"

[KMNRuser]

Forum,

I am reprovisioning one of my company's Cisco 9300-48P switches to be used in another office.

I have performed "write erase" command successfully and also reloaded the switch.

I am guessing that the switch must have been a stack member in its former life, as when i do a "sho int des" command, it shows the interfaces starting at Gi2/0/1 -48 instead of Gi1/0/1 - 48.  

I have performed the "write erase" twice and reloaded after each one, but the switch is still showing the interface numbers as if it were the 2nd member in a stack.

Thank you in advance for any input.

Kevin Melton

[Reza Sharifi]

Hi,

Try this command:

"no switch stack-member-number provision" command. 

in your case the stack member number is 2

HTH

[KMNRuser]

Reza,

Thanks for your prompt response.  I issued the command "no switch 2 provision" as instructed, but received the following error:

Switch(config)#no switch 2 provision
Error: A switch is already physically present at this location.

[Reza Sharifi]

Hi,

show switch should show you the switch # and the priority.

You may want to try and renumber it to 1.

switch 2 renumber 1 and then reboot.

HTH

[balaji.bandi]

if this was standalong it showing the switch2 , you need to make switch 1 as standalone, looking for interface 1/0/X (instead 2/0/X)

switch current-stack-member-number renumber new-stack-member-number Example: # switch 2 renumber 1

Specifies the current stack member number and the new stack member number for the stack member. The range is 1 to 8. Yo

[KMNRuser]

Balaji,

the "renumber" command does not appear to be available.  Here is the output:

Switch(config)#switch 2 ?
provision Configure Switch provision / offline config

Switch(config)#switch 2

[balaji.bandi]

Global mode # (not config mode (config)#)  - for changing the number