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02-06-2015 12:22 PM
02-06-2015 12:22 PM
Using a new HP switch with older models
I have two Procurve 4204vl switches, J8770A. I have one configured as Commander and other as Member. I just received an HP 2920-48g (J9728A), and I would like to use it with the existing switches. Can the 2920 be joined to the existing stack? Or can I just plug it in to one of the 4204's and use it as a switch, without it being managed from the stack?
Is stacking mainly for management purposes?
I am only using 1GB copper ports.
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02-08-2015 03:03 PM
02-08-2015 03:03 PM
Re: Using a new HP switch with older models
The 4200 "stacking" isn't really stacking, it is just management clustering.
The 2920 is different: its "stacking" is real stacking, but of course that means it will only stack with other 2920s.