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12-15-2009 05:39 AM
12-15-2009 05:39 AM
4800G IRF Stacking
The 3Com 4800G family configuration giude states only 4 switches should be IRF stacked. We have a network upgrade that requires 7,5,3 and 2 switches in each stack and were condiering the 4800G. Can someone confirm if it is still limited to 4 switches in each stack?
"You are reccommend to connect at most four switch 4800G series switches to form an IRF"
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12-16-2009 05:49 AM
12-16-2009 05:49 AM
Re: 4800G IRF Stacking
The 4800G switches can support up to nine switches in a stack, using XRN feature in the later version. Take a look on the datasheet specifications (Page 6):
----------------------------STACKING-----------------------------------
Use optional CX4 or XFP connections for high-bandwidth stacking of
multiple units
Resilient stacking; full duplex bandwidth of 96 Gbps when using CX4
cables and link aggregation (48 Gbps without aggregation); 40 Gbps when
using 10-Gigabit connections
Single iP address and management interfaces for stack-wide control
hot-swappable, closed-loop resilient stacking
Distributed Resilient Routing with router tables in all units; no
master/slave arrangement
Combine any Switch 4800G models into a single stack, up to 9-high, when
using XRn technology
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Fred Mancen