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What am I doing wrong.

 

Trying to add another member switch to an existing 2920 stack.

The existing stack has two members (one commander and one standby) not had any problems with this stack for years.

For expansion I need to add another member (2920)

No matter what I seem to do the new switch boots and thinks it’s a ‘commander’ and not join the existing stack.

Things I have tried.

Removed the stacking module, factory reset the switch.

No other cables connected I have powered the new switch and of course the ‘stacking’ is disabled.

 

I have then put the stack module in the new switch and then connected one of the stacking cables into the module.

Then I have enabled stacking, which reboots the switch when the switch is alive I comes up as a commander with a piroty of 128

 

The existing stack has not changed.

 

I have also tried the above but this time on the existing stack I have added the new member before connecting the new member

Same result.

 

Gone through the same process but connected both stacking cables with the same result. Diagram attached

 

I have removed this new switch and taken it to another hub room to add it to a stack in there, worked straight away.

 

Could it be a firmware difference. The existing stack switches have a firmware of 15.X.x.x. The new switch has a firmware of 16.x.x

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"Could it be a firmware difference. The existing stack switches have a firmware of 15.X.x.x. The new switch has a firmware of 16.x.x "

 

This will be it. I thought that before I read the above. Upgrade them all to the same version and it will probably be working.

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