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Release Notes for BayStack Operating System Switching Software (BoSS) 3.1

• Otherwise, if a BayStack 460-24T PWR switch is in the stack, it should be the

base unit.

• Otherwise, the BPS 2000 should be the base unit.

• The "Merging a switch into a stack" section in the Release Notes for the

BayStack operating System Switching Software (BoSS) 3.0 for BayStack

460, 470, and BPS 2000, Part No. 215148-A, dated May 2003, page 24 should

read as follows:

Merging a switch into a stack

Nortel Networks recommends that you start up the switch you are going to add to

the stack initially in a standalone mode and perform preliminary IP configuration

tasks before you add it to an existing stack. Adding a new unit does not change the

designated base unit. If you want to change the designated base unit when you add

a new unit to the stack, you must manually change the base unit:

7 Turn off power to all units in the stack by unplugging the power cords from each

unit.

Note: The BayStack 470-48T switch cannot join a mixed stack (or one

containing the BayStack 450 switch). For information on stacking the

BayStack 460, 470 or BPS 2000 with the BayStack 470-48T switch,

refer to "Allied stacking" on page 21.

Note: The BayStack 450 switch can never be the base unit of a stack.

Note: The BayStack 460 and BayStack 470 switches are the preferred

base units of a stack because these switches have more memory than the

BPS 2000 switch.

Note: A mixed stack cannot contain both a BayStack 450 and a

BayStack 470-48T unit. You also cannot have more than 8 units in a

stack.

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