To add a third member JL726A to an Aruba CX VSF stack, which command sequence on the existing switch correctly joins the new member?

To add a third member JL726A to an Aruba CX VSF stack, which command sequence on the existing switch correctly joins the new member?

• A. vsf member 3 stack join type j1726a
• B. vsf member 3 join type j1726a
• C. vsf member 1 stack join type j1726a
• D. vsf member 2 stack join type j1726a

Answer: (A)

To add a third member to an Aruba CX VSF stack, you onboard the new switch by issuing a command that designates the new member’s ID and explicitly performs a stack join. The correct command uses the new member’s identifier, the stack action, and the correct model type: versus member 3 stack join type j1726a. This tells the system that the device with ID 3 should become part of the current stack and ensures the hardware model is compatible for stacking. Using the plain join form without the stack keyword wouldn’t attach the device to the VSF, and specifying a different member ID (like 1 or 2) would target the wrong device, since you’re adding the actual third member.

To add a third member to an Aruba CX VSF stack, you onboard the new switch by issuing a command that designates the new member’s ID and explicitly performs a stack join. The correct command uses the new member’s identifier, the stack action, and the correct model type: versus member 3 stack join type j1726a. This tells the system that the device with ID 3 should become part of the current stack and ensures the hardware model is compatible for stacking.

Using the plain join form without the stack keyword wouldn’t attach the device to the VSF, and specifying a different member ID (like 1 or 2) would target the wrong device, since you’re adding the actual third member.