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virtual chassis
connect two or more EX switches together to form one unit; each switch serves as a line card or routing engine
XRE
external routing engine; used on EX8200 series
NSR
non stop routing; allows a transparent switchover between REs without requiring restart of routing protocols
NSB
non stop bridging; allows a transparent switchover between REs without requiring restart of L2 protocols
VCP
virtual chassis port; can either be a dedicated port or converted uplink port
PFE
packet forwarding engine; multiple PFEs in a virtual chassis are a backplane
cabling options
daisy-chain ring (5 m max), braided ring (22.5 m max)
extended VC ring
max circumference of ring is 100km; uses 1 or 10 Gb links
mastership tie breaker
1. member with highest priority 2. member previously function as master 3. longest uptime 4. lowest MAC 5. second member in election
Member ID
assigned manually or dynamically from master; preserved through reboots; serves as slot number for interface naming
VME interface
individual mgmt ethernet ports (me0) tied to a mgmt vlan associated with an L3 virtual mgmt interface
NSSU
nonstop software upgrade; used to upgrade SW on all member switches in a VC w/o disrupting traffic
NSSU requirements
ring topology, all members must be running same version of SW, NSR and GRES required
GRES
graceful routing engine switchover
Inter-chassis packet flow
packets always take the shortest path through a virtual chassis