Method and device for realizing stacking of multiple devices
A device and the technology of this device, applied in the field of network communication, can solve problems such as difficult member device stacking and insufficient UnitID, and achieve the effect of suppressing startup and realizing multiple device stacking
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[0055] In Embodiment 1, the chip type on the interface board is limited to dual-Core. For ease of description, a chip with a chip type of dual-Core is referred to as a dual-Core chip for short.
[0056] In this embodiment 1, selecting an unoccupied Unit ID from the range of the Unit ID assigned by the interface board in the above step 204 and assigning it to the chip may include:
[0057] Select two unoccupied Unit IDs from the range of Unit IDs allocated by the interface board;
[0058] Assign one of the selected Unit IDs to one Core of the dual-Core chip, and assign the other selected Unit ID to the other Core of the dual-Core chip.
[0059] After the Unit ID is assigned to the dual-Core chips of the member device, preferably, in Embodiment 1, the following steps can be further performed on the dual-Core chips:
[0060] Step b1, according to the setting method, the number of supported by the dual-Core chip is less than 2 m A part of the single ports supported by the dual-C...
Embodiment 2
[0082] In Embodiment 2, the type of the chip on the interface board is limited to single-Core. For the convenience of description, a chip whose chip type is single-Core is referred to as a single-Core chip here.
[0083] In this embodiment 1, selecting an unoccupied Unit ID from the range of the Unit ID assigned by the interface board in the above step 204 and assigning it to the chip may include:
[0084] Step c1, the number of single ports supported by a single Core chip is less than or equal to 2 m , execute step c2, when the number of single ports supported by a single Core chip is greater than 2 m , execute step c3.
[0085] Step c2, selecting an unoccupied Unit ID from the range of Unit IDs allocated by the interface board and assigning it to the single Core chip.
[0086] This step c2 is when the number of single ports supported by a single Core chip is less than or equal to 2 m carried out under the premise.
[0087] Step c3, select two unoccupied adjacent Unit IDs...
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