A stack of four OS6 switches has members numbered 1 through 4. The administrator wants to replace member 3 with a new switch. The new switch is currently set to member number 1. What is the correct procedure?

Connect the new switch and let the stack automatically assign it the next available number.

Remove member 1 from the stack first, then connect the new switch.

Set the new switch's priority to 15 so it can join as member 3.

Change the new switch's member number to 3 before connecting it to the stack.

In a three-member OS6 stack, the master switch fails. The standby takes over, but the network team notices that the stack's management IP address is now unreachable from the management VLAN. The stack links are up and all members show as online. What is the most likely cause?

The new master has a different MAC address, and the ARP cache on connected devices is stale.

The management IP address was configured only on the failed master's startup configuration.

The stack priority of the new master is lower than the failed master's priority.

The standby switch did not have the correct firmware version to support the management VLAN.

A stack member shows as 'offline' in the output of 'show stack'. What is the FIRST step to troubleshoot this issue?

Delete the member from the stack configuration

Check the physical stacking cables and connections

An OS6 stack has two members. Member 1 is the master, and member 2 is the standby. The administrator is performing a firmware upgrade. They upgrade member 1 first, and then member 2. After the upgrade, member 2 does not rejoin the stack. What is the most likely cause?

Member 2's priority was changed during the upgrade.

Member 2's configuration was not saved before the upgrade.

Member 2's stacking cables were disconnected during the upgrade.

Member 2 was upgraded to a different firmware version than member 1.

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11application · medium
A stack of four OS6 switches has members numbered 1 through 4. The administrator wants to replace member 3 with a new switch. The new switch is currently set to member number 1. What is the correct procedure?
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12foundation · easy
Which CLI command is used to assign a specific member number to a switch in an OS6 stack?
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13expert · hard
In a three-member OS6 stack, the master switch fails. The standby takes over, but the network team notices that the stack's management IP address is now unreachable from the management VLAN. The stack links are up and all members show as online. What is the most likely cause?
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14foundation · easy
A stack member shows as 'offline' in the output of 'show stack'. What is the FIRST step to troubleshoot this issue?
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15expert · hard
An OS6 stack has two members. Member 1 is the master, and member 2 is the standby. The administrator is performing a firmware upgrade. They upgrade member 1 first, and then member 2. After the upgrade, member 2 does not rejoin the stack. What is the most likely cause?
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