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07-08-2008 04:13 AM
07-08-2008 04:13 AM
Stacked 3400cl - 2 fiber uplinks in a trunk - load balancing
If you have two 3400cl switches each with one fiber uplinks back to a central location. Can you use stack management to stack the switches and trunk the two fibers together? Can I uses stack management or do I need to use a physical stacking cable, i'am not sure if you can physically stack these switches.
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07-08-2008 07:52 AM
07-08-2008 07:52 AM
Re: Stacked 3400cl - 2 fiber uplinks in a trunk - load balancing
Hi
You can use Ethernet ports for Uplinks or Stacking or Cascading.
Just imagine:
Switch1 3400 connected by fiber to central.
Switch2 3400 connected by fiber to central.
Switch1 connected by Ethernet port to Switch2.
and Just enable spanning tree.
Good Luck !!!
You can use Ethernet ports for Uplinks or Stacking or Cascading.
Just imagine:
Switch1 3400 connected by fiber to central.
Switch2 3400 connected by fiber to central.
Switch1 connected by Ethernet port to Switch2.
and Just enable spanning tree.
Good Luck !!!
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