I am not aware of a switch command that will show you which slot it is installed into. However, if you look through the M1000e CMC you should be able to look at the module health status. The health status should show some information about each slot on the chassis and what is installed in it. While stacked the switches behave as one unit. So there will be one IP address that  is assigned to the master unit. The other switches will not have IP addresses assigned to them.  Here are some good resources  to have on the M1000e chassis. en.community.dell.com/.../4473.cmc-video-demos.aspx en.community.dell.com/.../4481.cmc-white-papers.aspx www.force10networks.com/.../Documentation.aspx
Hello Everyone.  I would firstly like to say that i am quite new to the world of MXL, so its possible that some of these questions will seem maybe a little dumb. We currently have 4 MXL switches configured in a ring topology in our company, unfortunately the original installation documentation is incomplete and i have been tasked with redefining this documentation and schedule a firmware upgrade in the near future. My question is: Is it possible from the CLI to identify which switch is in which physical slot in the chassis of the PE  M1000? While these switches are in Stack, can i discover what is the management IP of each individual switch ? and in turn access these units? Ive checked a lot of the configuration guides but cannot find answers to these two questions.   Thanks in advance for any help! 
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