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Regarding your question, the XS712T is not a stackable switch. Notice the model numbers of our switches, the ones that ends in "S" are the ones that are stackable and that should belong to the same switch family. If you are planning to connect the XS712T to other switches using SFP, that one is possible. For more information about the XS712T, please click this link.
Regarding your question, the XS712T is not a stackable switch. Notice the model numbers of our switches, the ones that ends in "S" are the ones that are stackable and that should belong to the same switch family. If you are planning to connect the XS712T to other switches using SFP, that one is possible. For more information about the XS712T, please click this link.
