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Re: 2 stacks lag
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I need to link a 4-switches stack of S3300 to a 2-switches stack of M4300. What would be the best practices here ? Specifically, is setup a 8-ports LAG (linking each S3300 to the 2 M4300) a good idea ? I have the available ports, so I don't care if it's a bit overkill, I really want redundancy here as the M4300s are connecting our filers and our vmware hypervisors. I wonder about the performance of such a setup, though.
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Hi mpitech,
Welcome to our community! 🙂
It seems that you wanted to link these 2 stacks of switches. That's really a good idea on connecting it with 8-ports LAG as long as it is properly configured. I don't think that it is possible to stack both S3300 with M4300 as it is not on the same family version.
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Hi mpitech,
Welcome to our community! 🙂
It seems that you wanted to link these 2 stacks of switches. That's really a good idea on connecting it with 8-ports LAG as long as it is properly configured. I don't think that it is possible to stack both S3300 with M4300 as it is not on the same family version.
Regards,
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