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Changing switches in a stack - GS748TPS+GS724TPS -> GS748TPS+GS748TPS
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Changing switches in a stack - GS748TPS+GS724TPS -> GS748TPS+GS748TPS
I have a need to change out a switch in a stack made up of a GS748TPS + GS724TPS. The new configuration would be a GS748TPS + GS748TPS.
Any recommendations on the best way to accomplish this change. Is it possible to retain the stack configuration through the change? Should I assume that I'll need to restore the configuration after the change? Will port 1 of switch 2 retain it's settings, even though the total number of ports will be changing?
Am I correct in assuming that all switches will need to be at the same firmware level?
Here's what I figure the change sequence needs to be:
1. Backup configuration (to local computer along with the stack master)
2. Break the stack - change units to stand alone and reboot
3. Update Firmware on individual stack members
4. Restack the individual units.
5. Restore the backup?
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Re: Changing switches in a stack - GS748TPS+GS724TPS -> GS748TPS+GS748TPS
Hi @dehidding,
Welcome to the community! 🙂
Is it possible to retain the stack configuration through the change? Should I assume that I'll need to restore the configuration after the change? Will port 1 of switch 2 retain it's settings, even though the total number of ports will be changing?
I inquired your concern to the higher tier of NETGEAR Support. As per the higher tier of NETGEAR Support, the stack configuration cannot be saved in configuration. The stack likely needs to be broken to add a new switch.
Am I correct in assuming that all switches will need to be at the same firmware level?
Yes, make sure that all switches have the same firmware version before doing a stack configuration.
Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team
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Re: Changing switches in a stack - GS748TPS+GS724TPS -> GS748TPS+GS748TPS
Just want to follow-up on this. Let us know if you have further inquiries.
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Regards,
DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team