05-22-2024 06:03 AM
Hi,
We have a pair of brand new Cisco 9500 24p switches, which we are trying to stack.
They are running Cisco IOS XE Software, Version 17.09.04a
network-advantage (C9500 Network Advantage)
We have been using the following commands to set them up for stacking:-
switch pri 15 (switch1)
Switch 1
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
reload
Switch 2
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
reload
create stacking interfaces on switch 1
conf t
int range twe 1/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
reload
create stacking interfaces on switch 2
conf t
int range twe 2/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
reload
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 1
conf t
int 1/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
At this point, Switch 2 is automatically renumbered, but the switches do not speak, SH SW on SW1, shows only itself, even though the Virtual link shows up.
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 2
conf t
int 2/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
As soon as the DAD link is added, both switches reboot, and the second switch comes up in recovery mode.
*May 22 12:47:59.162: %NIF_MGR-6-DAD: Chassis 1 R0/0: nif_mgr: Dual Active detected: Peer system in recovery mode. Peer system has equal or lower priority.
No other config on the switch just now, just the stack wise setup?
I've tried all variations of reboots, but the second switch always goes into recovery mode.
What am I doing wrong!
thanks very much.
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05-24-2024 01:37 AM
I flattened the config again, and made a few changes to the way you apply the config, rather than a reload after each command, I waited until both DAD, Domain and Virtual link were setup on the 1st switch, then rebooted, repeated the process on the second switch, and it did appear to be much happier.
boot both switches up, connect DAD and SVL Stackwise fibres
Change sw1 to pri 15
switch pri 15
Switch 1
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
create stacking interfaces on switch 1
conf t
int range twe 1/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 1
conf t
int 1/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
copy run start.
reload
then
Switch 2
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
create stacking interfaces on switch 2
conf t
int range twe 1/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 2
conf t
int 1/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
reload
Shut switch stacks down multiple times, and both returned to service, without issues.
thanks
05-22-2024 06:18 AM
- You may find this document useful :
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/switches/catalyst-9500-series-switches/216537-troubleshoot-svl-on-catalyst-9000-switch.html
M.
05-22-2024 01:31 PM
Hi,
What is the output of :
show stackwise-virtual link?
05-24-2024 01:37 AM
I flattened the config again, and made a few changes to the way you apply the config, rather than a reload after each command, I waited until both DAD, Domain and Virtual link were setup on the 1st switch, then rebooted, repeated the process on the second switch, and it did appear to be much happier.
boot both switches up, connect DAD and SVL Stackwise fibres
Change sw1 to pri 15
switch pri 15
Switch 1
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
create stacking interfaces on switch 1
conf t
int range twe 1/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 1
conf t
int 1/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
copy run start.
reload
then
Switch 2
conf t
stackwise-virtual
domain 1
end
create stacking interfaces on switch 2
conf t
int range twe 1/0/23-24
stackwise-virtual link 1
end
create the DAD link dual action detections on switch 2
conf t
int 1/0/1
stackwise-virtual dual-active-detection
reload
Shut switch stacks down multiple times, and both returned to service, without issues.
thanks
05-24-2024 06:42 AM
Nice work! Thank you for updating us.
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