In OS9 you were allowed to utilize multiple VLT-domains Switch A& B would be in VLT-domain#1 while switch B & C could be in VLT-domain#2 .
However it is practically pointless and more a side effect of the technology than a desired effect. In OS10 I'm not even sure it is even allowed but then again as stated it is a pointless design and not one that is recommended and thus not supported.
Remember VLT is not a stack and should by no means be incorporated as such.
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Posted November 22nd, 2022 10:00
Hello again,
In OS9 you were allowed to utilize multiple VLT-domains Switch A& B would be in VLT-domain#1 while switch B & C could be in VLT-domain#2 .
However it is practically pointless and more a side effect of the technology than a desired effect.
In OS10 I'm not even sure it is even allowed but then again as stated it is a pointless design and not one that is recommended and thus not supported.
Remember VLT is not a stack and should by no means be incorporated as such.