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Hello,<br />
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We have two HP 2900-24G switches and the switches have been setup in a stack about 1.5 years ago. Everything seems to be working just fine but today I had to change the VLAN config of port 10 and then I though I would check on the second switch if the port is being changed there as well. So I accessed the web gui through the IP address and it seems that the second switch has did not change the port 10 automatically. Doesn't the config of a stack of switches be the same?<br />
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I have to admit that I am not really a network engineer. So sorry if this is a stupid question.<br />
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Thank you<br />
Mc2102
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Hello,

We have two HP 2900-24G switches and the switches have been setup in a stack about 1.5 years ago. Everything seems to be working just fine but today I had to change the VLAN config of port 10 and then I though I would check on the second switch if the port is being changed there as well. So I accessed the web gui through the IP address and it seems that the second switch has did not change the port 10 automatically. Doesn't the config of a stack of switches be the same?

I have to admit that I am not really a network engineer. So sorry if this is a stupid question.

Thank you
Mc2102

Mismatching config on stacked switches

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