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--- aruba_networks:switch:4800:irf_configuration:solution_error_irf_current [2021/02/27 18:06] – created dgonzalez
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-====Problem Description :====
- Error:  **The device is not in the current IRF**
-Product Model # : 4800G
-Software / Firmware version : 5.20 2202
-Fact : Attempting to add an IRF device to a stack, that was previously configured or misconfigured.
-Resetting the device back to factory defaults does not remove the IRF number
-ERROR: The device is not in the current IRF.
-Unable to add a new device to an IRF Stack
-Cause : If a device has been previously configured with an incorrect member ID or does not match the stack member
-ID, the new device will not synchronize with the existing stack.
-Fix : Use the following command to determine the current Member ID
-G]dis irf conf
-   MemberID     NewID     IRF-Port1       IRF-Port2
-    *4                     4           1                         2
-----
-* indicates the device is the master.
-+ indicates the device through which the user logs in.
-Undo irf member 4 renumber
-Undo irf member 4 irf-port 1
-Undo irf member 4 irf-port 2
-G]dis irf conf
-   MemberID     NewID     IRF-Port1       IRF-Port2
-    *4                     1          disable             disable
-----
-***** indicates the device is the master.
- + indicates the device through which the user logs in.
-Save
-Reboot
-Then issue the commands
-Irf member 1 renumber 3
-Irf member 1 irf-port 1 port 1
-Irf member 1 irf-port 2 port 2
-Save
-Reboot
-Connect the new unit to the IRF Stack.
-Id: 755
-Date Created: Tuesday, June 16, 2009
-Modified Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2009
-Language : English
-Best Bet: No