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GS752TPSB Stacking
I'm trying to determine how to stack these switches. It states to use the following: AGC761 However those don't seem to be currently manufactered However the AXC761 is currently made but I found another post saying it couldn't be used for stacking only for lag ports, what gives?SolvedHow stacking works is 2 stacked switches?
Hi Experts, I'm new to stacking and I would like to know how it will work with 2 switches. I know that when these 2 switches were stacked, they basically become a single switch. Now my question is, how High Availability is achieved by this? For example, Switch 1 has 40 devices connected to the ethernet ports. Then 35 devices connected to the ethernet ports of Switch 2. When one of them goes down, how the remaining Switch can cater all the devices connected to the Switch that goes down? Can someone shed me some light of concept and what will happen in this scenario? Thanks in advanced! ArnelSolved9.2KViews0likes6CommentsStacking on S3300
I've been reading as much documentation as I can find, but I just can seem to get stacking to work. The Hardware Installation document states that stacking will automatically configure itself, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. I have two S3300 switches connected to each other over two 10Gbase-T connections. Both connections are up and stable showing no errors and traffic can pass across the switches. However, I can never see the other switch when I'm looking at the stack configuration. Can someone point me in a direction as to where I need to look?Solved