Instant On - Wired

If I were to restart the switch stack or update the firmware will it restart both nodes at the same time?  These are setup in a chain stack (2 1960's).  They are also locally managed.

In the past I was thought I read if you needed to do either (restart/firmware upgrade) it does both at the same time.  I can't seem to find any documentation on this.

If I were to restart the switch stack or update the firmware will it restart both nodes at the same time?  These are setup in a chain stack (2 1960's).  They are also locally managed.

In the past I was thought I read if you needed to do either (restart/firmware upgrade) it does both at the same time.  I can't seem to find any documentation on this.

With InstantOn switches, a firmware update always leads to a reboot of the full stack, as every member gets the firmware pushed by the conductor. Only with a reboot the new firmware gets active, so this is necessary. BUT: You get asked after uploading the firmware, if you want to reboot now or later. So at least you can choose when to reboot. If you want to have a stack without the need of rebooting all members at the same time for a firmware update, you should choose a more professional HPE switch series which supports VSX f.e.

If I were to restart the switch stack or update the firmware will it restart both nodes at the same time?  These are setup in a chain stack (2 1960's).  They are also locally managed.

In the past I was thought I read if you needed to do either (restart/firmware upgrade) it does both at the same time.  I can't seem to find any documentation on this.

With InstantOn switches, a firmware update always leads to a reboot of the full stack, as every member gets the firmware pushed by the conductor. Only with a reboot the new firmware gets active, so this is necessary. BUT: You get asked after uploading the firmware, if you want to reboot now or later. So at least you can choose when to reboot. If you want to have a stack without the need of rebooting all members at the same time for a firmware update, you should choose a more professional HPE switch series which supports VSX f.e.

If I were to restart the switch stack or update the firmware will it restart both nodes at the same time?  These are setup in a chain stack (2 1960's).  They are also locally managed.

In the past I was thought I read if you needed to do either (restart/firmware upgrade) it does both at the same time.  I can't seem to find any documentation on this.

Any idea how to remove the stack?  Support says it's possible, but no documentation on how to do with the local UI.  They also said it shouldn't wipe the config, but not confident.

With InstantOn switches, a firmware update always leads to a reboot of the full stack, as every member gets the firmware pushed by the conductor. Only with a reboot the new firmware gets active, so this is necessary. BUT: You get asked after uploading the firmware, if you want to reboot now or later. So at least you can choose when to reboot. If you want to have a stack without the need of rebooting all members at the same time for a firmware update, you should choose a more professional HPE switch series which supports VSX f.e.

If I were to restart the switch stack or update the firmware will it restart both nodes at the same time?  These are setup in a chain stack (2 1960's).  They are also locally managed.

In the past I was thought I read if you needed to do either (restart/firmware upgrade) it does both at the same time.  I can't seem to find any documentation on this.