To determine member ID numbers, check the LCD on the front panel. When an EX 4200 switch is powered on, it receives a member ID that is displayed on the front-panel LCD. If the switch is powered on as a standalone switch, its member ID is always 0. When the switch is interconnected with other EX4200 switches as a virtual chassis, its member ID (0 through 9) is assigned by the primary based on various factors such as the sequence when the switch was added to the virtual chassis. As each switch is added and powered on, it receives the next available (unused) member ID.
Issue a show virtual-chassis ? to list virtual-chassis commands.
user@switch> show virtual-chassis ? Possible completions: active-topology Show virtual chassis active topology member-config Show virtual chassis member configuration from specified member protocol Show virtual chassis protocol information status Show virtual chassis information vc-port Show virtual chassis port information
Issue a show virtual-chassis status to show the status of switches interconnected as a virtual chassis with the member IDs.
user@switch# show virtual-chassis status virtual chassis member ID: 0, Mastership Priority: 128, Role: Master member ID: 1, Mastership Priority: 128, Role: Backup
2021-04-06: Updated the article terminology to align with Juniper's Inclusion & Diversity initiatives