Access 3650 Stack Member

[SBiedermann]

Hello

I'm trying to determine the reason why one of the 3650s in my stack rebooted. The show version command only shows some outdated information from several months ago. I think it's only showing the last boot reason for the stack master?

I've been looking for solutions and seen that a way to do this is to open a session on the specific switch that I want to see and then run the command. My stack is running on 16.9.5. The command reference for 16.9 says you can use the 'session' command to access a specific stack member, but my 3650 stack is not recognizing the command when I try to use it.

Here is what it looks like when I try to enter the session command.

switch#session ?
% Unrecognized command

I've also seen in some older versions you could use the 'remote' command, but that doesn't work either.

What I need is to find the last boot reason for switch 2, which is not the master switch. Can someone help me with this?

Thanks in advance for any assistance!

[balaji.bandi]

You can try below :  ( same document you can view this command you refered URL) -  is this works ?

remote command 1 show ver  ( switch1)

remote command 2 show ver  ( switch2)

you can also view logs :

remote command 2 show logg  (2 is switch 2)

if it is crashed then you need to look dir flash1 or flash2

[SBiedermann]

I tried remote command as well, and it didn't recognize that either.

[Leo Laohoo · Accepted solution]

Post the complete output of the following commands: 

sh version
sh log on switch 2 uptime detail

[SBiedermann]

Thank you very much! 

sh log on switch 2 uptime detail

This showed me all the reload reasons since the last software upgrade. Exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate it!

[Leo Laohoo]

sh log on switch 2 uptime detail

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