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08-02-2004 11:08 PM
08-02-2004 11:08 PM
HP 2524: Spanning Tree on Stacking Links
hello,
we want to connect two hp2524 switches to stack using the stacking-kit. so both switches have one remaining expansion slot free.
is it possible to use both remaining slots for uplinks to the same core switch (perhaps link-aggregation of theses two gig-links), or does a spanning tree run over the stacking link? does the stacking link between these two swtiches create a layer 2 loop, or can the stack be seen a one logical switch (from the spanning-tree point of view)?
kind regards,
we want to connect two hp2524 switches to stack using the stacking-kit. so both switches have one remaining expansion slot free.
is it possible to use both remaining slots for uplinks to the same core switch (perhaps link-aggregation of theses two gig-links), or does a spanning tree run over the stacking link? does the stacking link between these two swtiches create a layer 2 loop, or can the stack be seen a one logical switch (from the spanning-tree point of view)?
kind regards,
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08-10-2004 03:30 AM
08-10-2004 03:30 AM
Re: HP 2524: Spanning Tree on Stacking Links
stp over stacking is no problem,
but if you want to a redundant path, it is cheaper to use a 100mbit crosslink.
we have tested several things and the behaviour of the stack is nearly the same as a 1000T connection. The differenz:
connection is always autoneg and you have only a very short cable. stp is only running, if you´ve configured it. Buy a another stacking kit so you can do the trunk.
Best regards
Guido
but if you want to a redundant path, it is cheaper to use a 100mbit crosslink.
we have tested several things and the behaviour of the stack is nearly the same as a 1000T connection. The differenz:
connection is always autoneg and you have only a very short cable. stp is only running, if you´ve configured it. Buy a another stacking kit so you can do the trunk.
Best regards
Guido
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