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Agsy
Oct 11, 2016Aspirant
Some questions regarding redundant setup with M4300 series switches - VMware Environment
Hey guys, we are planning to deploy new redundant Netgear Switches (M4300 series), mainly as a replacement for our currently in place core switch (also Netgear). We plan to use 2 M4300-12x12f, combi...
- Oct 11, 2016
Hi Agsy,
Welcome to NETGEAR community!1.) It is recommended to stacking in a "circle".
2.) inter-switch data transmission also over stacking ports,and please use 10G to stacking.
For detail setting, you can look into "http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/M5300/M5300-M6100-M7100_SWA_v11_28Mar2015.pdf" capture 24 page 473.
3.) It is not necessary to add interconnection between switchs. Switchs in stacking mode is working as one device.
May the answers help you.
Carl_z
Oct 11, 2016NETGEAR Expert
Hi Agsy,
Welcome to NETGEAR community!
1.) It is recommended to stacking in a "circle".
2.) inter-switch data transmission also over stacking ports,and please use 10G to stacking.
For detail setting, you can look into "http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/M5300/M5300-M6100-M7100_SWA_v11_28Mar2015.pdf" capture 24 page 473.
3.) It is not necessary to add interconnection between switchs. Switchs in stacking mode is working as one device.
May the answers help you.
- AgsyOct 12, 2016Aspirant
Hi Carl_z,
thank you for your quick and valuable response, that helped a lot. All seems to work now as planned.
Cheers
Sascha
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