Cisco 3750 install of 2 switch into cluster
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I have 2 switch cisco 3750 cluster. I want to make a 4 switch cluster i.e add two new 3750.
I was doing this while the switches remained on. All switches have the same ios installed in there flash + they were provisioned. The cabling currently is switch 1 stack 1 goes to switch 2 stack 2
switch 1 stack 2 goes to switch 2 stack 1.
My target is the attached. Also please confirm if this is correct layout??
To do with the switch connected
the first move i made was i moved stack2 on switch 2 to stack 1 to switch 3
the switch 3 came up no problems pulled the config and is now part of the stack done a sh switch everything was ready and fine.
The next move i made was on switch 3 i cabled stack 2 to stack 1 on switch 4.
Switch 4 would not come into the stack it just kept saying that it was waiting for peer
Any ideas am i going about this correctly
Switch.jpg
I have 2 switch cisco 3750 cluster. I want to make a 4 switch cluster i.e add two new 3750.
I was doing this while the switches remained on. All switches have the same ios installed in there flash + they were provisioned. The cabling currently is switch 1 stack 1 goes to switch 2 stack 2
switch 1 stack 2 goes to switch 2 stack 1.
My target is the attached. Also please confirm if this is correct layout??
To do with the switch connected
the first move i made was i moved stack2 on switch 2 to stack 1 to switch 3
the switch 3 came up no problems pulled the config and is now part of the stack done a sh switch everything was ready and fine.
The next move i made was on switch 3 i cabled stack 2 to stack 1 on switch 4.
Switch 4 would not come into the stack it just kept saying that it was waiting for peer
Any ideas am i going about this correctly
Switch.jpg
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