Allied Telesis AT-S60 - Manual (Page 83)

Chapter 5: Enhanced Stacking
Section II: Local and Telnet Management 82
This is explained in the procedure Setting a Switch’s Enhanced
Stacking Status on page 83.
Example For an example of the enhanced stacking feature, see Figure 21. This
example shows a mixture of AT-8400 and AT-8000 Series switches. With
this configuration, starting a local or remote management sessions on
either AT-8400 Series master switch, provides management access to
the AT-8000 Series switches as well.
Figure 21 Enhanced Stacking Example
The example shown in Figure 21 consists of a network of two subnets
interconnected by a router. Two switches in each subnet have been
selected as the master switches of their respective subnets, and each has
been assigned a unique IP address.
To manage the switches of a subnet, you start a local management
session or a remote Telnet management session with one of the master
switches in the subnet. Then, you have management access to all the AT-
8400 switches in the same subnet.
Master 2
149.32.11.16
IP Address
Master 1
149.32.11.22
IP Address
Master 1
149.32.09.18
IP Address
Master 2
149.32.09.24
IP Address
Router
FAULT FAULT
MASTER MASTER PWR PWR
RS-232 TE RMINAL PORT RS-232 T ERMINA L PORT
Subnet A
Subnet B