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In physical have devices. After deploy CSS obtain one logical devices.
CSS simplifies network architecture, improves forwarding performance, and does
not lead to the loss of any network functions. CSS has all functions of the physical
switches in the cluster and provides better performance. CSS gains wide customer
recognition and becomes a preferred solution for simple and efficient network
deployment.
This means, if you want make a telnet to devices. Only one telnet must be do to the
devices with ip address.
High Reliability. If one device or slot failure. The Big device still working.
Is not necessary run L2 protocol protection as STP, but take carefully with extra links
between devices.
You can deploy stack into CE12xxx? Yes, HedEx (CloudEngine 7800&6800&5800 )
Configuring a Stack
CSS has gone through two development stages.
At the early stage, switches set up a CSS using dedicated line cards. Physical switches are
interconnected by dedicated line cards and stack cables. Because the dedicated line cards
do not occupy slots for service line cards, they do not deteriorate forwarding performance
of the entire system. Meanwhile, interfaces on dedicated line cards have a higher
transmission rate than interfaces on service line cards, improving bandwidth for CSS
interconnection. (s9300)
At the later stage, the physical switches set up a CSS using service line cards (LPU)and are
interconnected by standard cables. Although several service interfaces are used for
interconnection, this mode has a slight impact on the forwarding performance of the
entire system because the forwarding capability of switches has greatly improved. The use
of standard service interfaces and standard cables allows switches far from each other to
form a cluster, making CSS deployment flexible. Moreover, the interconnected interfaces
support link aggregation, which allows flexible expansion of interconnection bandwidth.
(CEswitch)
iStack it usefull for CE58xx/68xx switchs.
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Stack Domain
Stack Member ID. The stack member command sets the stack member ID of a
member switch.
By default, the stack member ID of a device is 1. The value is an integer that ranges
from 1 to 9 or 1 to 16.
Stack Priority the highest priority decides who is the Master. By default, the stack
priority is 100. The value is an integer that ranges from 1 to 255.
Switches that have joined a stack are member switches. Each member switch in a
stack plays one of the following roles:
Master switch:
The master switch manages the entire stack. A stack has only one master switch.
Standby switch:
The standby switch is a backup of the master switch. When the master switch fails,
the standby switch takes over all services from the master switch. A stack has only
one standby switch.
Stack domain
After switches are connected using stack links and set up a stack, they form a stack
domain. Multiple stacks can be deployed on a network to support various
applications. These stacks are identified by their domain IDs.
Stack member ID
Stack member IDs are used to identify and manage member switches in a stack. Each
member switch in a stack has a unique member ID.
Stack priority
The stack priority of a member switch determines the role of the member switch in
role election. A larger value indicates a higher priority and higher probability that the
member switch is elected as the master switch.
Stack port
A stack port is a logical port exclusively used for stacking and includes several physical
stack ports. Multiple physical member ports can be added to a stack port to improve
stack link bandwidth and reliability. Each switch supports one stack port. Before the
stacking function is enabled, the stack port is named Stack-Port1. After the stacking
function is enabled, the stack port is named Stack-Portn/1, where nis the stack
member ID of the switch.
Management channel: It is a channel for data exchange between the management
plane and control plane. It is responsible for device management, route
synchronization, and status synchronization between CSS switches.
Advantages:
1+1 networking:
Or
N+M networking (N ≥ 2, M ≥ 2)
High-speed interconnection: CSS allows a maximum of 16 interfaces to be bundled
into a trunk interface, providing 640 Gbit/s of unidirectional forwarding bandwidth.
To guarante the Life Cycle of teh CSS
Creating CSS
Upgrade principle
1. The standby device is upgraded first. When the standby device is upgraded,
traffic is forwarded through the master device.
2. After the standby device is upgraded and operate as an independent device, the
master device is upgraded. When the master device is upgraded, the traffic is
forwarded by the original standby device.
Connection between SWA,SWB and SWC is minimum 10 Gb
Chain topology
Ring topology
[~SWB-stack]stack domain 1
HedEx (CloudEngine 7800&6800&5800 Product Documentation : )Joining and
Leaving a Stack
The domain ID of SWD must be the same as the domain ID of the stack.
It is recommended that you set the member ID for SWD before you configure the
stack. If you set the member ID during stack configuration, SWD needs to start
twice, which is time-consuming.
HedEx (CloudEngine 7800&6800&5800 Product Documentation : )Joining and
Leaving a Stack
CSS support only 2 devices together.
Multiple physical switches form a logical switch through the stack technology. The
stack system has only one control plane. (All physical switches use the same system
MAC address, IP address, and global configuration.)
If the trunk hash algorithm selects the upstream physical port of the local switch
(CE12800-A), traffic is forwarded through CE12800-A. If the trunk hash algorithm
selects the upstream physical port of CE12800-B, traffic is forwarded to CE12800-B
through the stack link, and then sent out through the upstream port on CE12800-B.