Which two processes are used to add a new stack member to an existing stack? (Choose two.)

Ruckus FastIron documentation states that a new ICX switch can be inserted into an already-running stack in only two ways.

1. Interactive setup – the switch boots in standalone mode, the interactive-setup wizard assigns a unique stack-id, downloads the stack image and reboots to join.

2. Manual configuration – the administrator manually sets the stack-id, role, priority, and image, saves the configuration, then cables the stacking ports and reboots.

No other procedures are identified by Ruckus as valid methods for initially adding a member.

A. stack priority configuration – Sets election weight after the unit is already part of the stack; it is not a join procedure.

C. stack switchover – Performs active/standby management unit failover; unrelated to onboarding new units.

D. stack suggested-id – Show/utility command that only displays an unused ID; it does not perform the join process.

1. Ruckus (CommScope) “FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide,” 09.0.10, Chapter 3 “Adding a Unit to an Existing Stack,” pp. 92-93 – explicitly lists “interactive setup” and “manual configuration” as the two methods.

2. Ruckus “FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide,” 08.0.90, §3.2 “Add a switch using interactive-setup,” p. 68.

3. Ruckus “FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide,” 08.0.90, §3.3 “Add a switch using manual configuration,” p. 69.

4. Ruckus “ICX Stacking Best Practices” White Paper, 2020, p. 12 – reiterates only interactive setup and manual configuration as supported onboarding processes.