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AT-S63 Version 4.0.0 Patch 2 Software Release Notes
PN 613-001166 Rev A 8 Allied Telesis, Inc.
on the operations of your network in the event the stack stops functioning. This is
because the switches that comprise a stack automatically revert to stand-alone
operations if a stack experiences a problem. (This isn’t necessary for a switch assigned
the stack ID 1 or 2 because it uses the stack configuration file for both stack and stand-
alone operations.)
5. Power off the switch.
6. Cable the switch to the other switches in the stack as explained in “Cabling the
AT-StackXG Stacking Modules.”
7. To monitor the progress of the discovery process, connect a terminal to the Terminal Port
on the master switch.
8. Log in and configure the parameter settings on the new member of the stack.
9. To add additional members to the stack, repeat this procedure. You should add only one
switch at a time to an stack and should verify that the stack is functioning properly before
adding another switch.
Note:
Adding or removing members from a stack will be disruptive to the operations of your network
because the switches do not forward traffic during the discovery process.
802.1x port-based network access control. A stack does not support MAC address-based
authentication.
Stack table sizes. The sizes of the MAC, ARP, and VLAN tables in a stack are:
16k MAC Addresses
2k ARP Entries
4094 VLANs
Version 4.0.0 Known Issues
Slow Management Sessions with Large Stack - Remote Telnet, SSH, and web browser
management sessions may be slow when a stack has a large number of switches and when
the remote management station is communicating with a stack through a member switch
rather than a master switch. To avoid this problem, try to conduct your remote management
sessions from remote workstations that are communicating directly with a master switch. This
issue affects management traffic only and does not affect the switching or the routing
functions of a stack.
Enhanced Stacking Through the Web Browser Windows. The enhanced stacking feature is
not supported through the web browser windows on the AT-9424Ts, AT-9424Ts/XP, and
AT-9448Ts/XP Switches, but is supported through the standard command line interface and
the menus. (5871, 6467)
SNTP Settings. The switch does not retain the SNTP settings. You have to reenter the
settings when you reset or power cycle the unit. (6475)
802.1x Control Direction parameter. The Control Direction parameter for 802.1x authenticator
ports has an Ingress option for forwarding egress broadcast and multicast traffic when the
ports are in the unauthorized state. This option is nonfunctional and instead blocks these
packets. (5487)
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