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02-19-2010 06:11 AM
02-19-2010 06:11 AM
Switch 4200 and 4210 stack
Hi!
I have two 4250T (3c17302A) switches connected to one stack via gigabit up-down ports. They work fine.
1. What is the speed rate between stack units?
2. Can I add to this stack a 4210 or 4200G switch?
Thanks
Steve
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