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11-19-2010 12:59 AM
11-19-2010 12:59 AM
Are two different E4210 switches stackable ?
Hi,
please does someone know whether it is possible to stack
1. 3Com 4210 PWR 18-Port HP E4210-16-PoE 3CR17342-91 JE031A
2. 3Com 4210G 24-Port HP E4210-24G 3CRS42G-24-91 JF844A
these two switches together ? i.e. to share ports, vlans etc....
If yes, then what cable to use ?
Thank you very much
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