Priority value in the switch stack determines which switch will become the master. Once all switches are up, ensure you enable “ switch n priority XX“.Ensure all switches are running the same IOS version, same Feature Set (example IP Base).This is followed by switch 3, switch 4, etc. Example, if switch 2 is the 2nd switch, then power this switch after the master has been powered up and stacking cable has been applied.Power up the members one at a time and based on the order of your choice.Attach the stacking cable to the rest of the members.Power up the switch which you want should be the master.Steps to configure the switches in the stack: The diagram below is an example to show how stacking takes place with multiple switches – Mitigation of single point of failure and faster convergence with the removal of FHRP and STP protocols.
Uplink and downlink resiliency via Multichassis port bundling.High performance and high bandwidth due to port bundling.Mitigates Spanning tree issues between switches.Provides a single management interface for multiple units.
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