Installation guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Unpacking and Installing the Switch
- Connecting the Switch to the Network
- Maintenance
- Removing a Hard Disk
- Index

Chapter 3
Connecting the Switch to the Network
3 - 26
; Generated running-config Sun Feb 14 01:55:01 2010
; System UUID e5d870ae-571e-1352-916b-ef324fbc05a2
; ip private vlan internal 1004 metalog 1005 subnet 169.254.196.0 255.255.255.0
;
terminal character-set unicode-utf-8
;================================= vlan ==================================
config
vlan 158
...
If the failed switch was a member of a Resilient-Overlay Network (RON),
you can alternatively use
show ron from any other RON member. This
shows the UUID even if the chassis is no longer online. For example, the
following command (run on another switch in the RON) shows the UUID
for a failed chassis, “gffstnA.” Again, the UUID is highlighted in bold text:
bstnA# show ron
Switch Name HA Peer Switch Uptime
Status UUID Management Addr
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bstnA (None) 0 days, 02:07:57
ONLINE d9bdece8-9866-11d8-91e3-f48e42637d58 10.1.1.7
gffstnA (None) 0 days, 01:59:42
OFFLINE e5d870ae-571e-1352-916b-ef324fbc05a2 10.1.49.60
minturnA (None) 0 days, 02:00:16
ONLINE 3d17e8ce-571e-11dc-9852-ef323fbb290f 10.1.27.69
provA (None) 0 days, 02:08:11
ONLINE db922942-876f-11d8-9110-8dtu78fc8329 10.1.38.19
prtlndA prtlndB 0 days, 02:07:59
ONLINE 876616f6-79ac-11d8-946f-958fcb4e6e35 10.1.23.11
prtlndB prtlndA 0 days, 00:18:55
ONLINE 64dcab94-a2b6-11d8-9d25-bf2c991c83f9 10.1.23.12
bstnA# ...
Applying the UUID
The initial-boot script has a prompt for the UUID (shown in the example
above). This is where you enter the UUID of the replaced switch. For
example,
...
The UUID should only be entered if this chassis is replacing a failed chassis
and the entered UUID should match the UUID of the failed chassis.
11. Enter the switch's UUID
in the format
xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx.(default=6df0854c-6af4-11d8-954a-f844c83bc5f3) #
e5d870ae-571e-1352-916b-ef324fbc05a2
...
Important
No two running chassis should ever share the same UUID. Only enter the
UUID in a switch-replacement scenario.