You can certainly interconnect the 3 switch types. As far as "Stacking" the switches where they work as one single switch with a single management IP that would not be possible. The 5324 and the 6024 do not "stack" at all.
You can set up a trunk switchport to allow multiple VLANs to move across the connection.
You can also set up multiple physical ports to work as a single virtual connection. This would be called a LAG (Link Aggregation).
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You can certainly interconnect the 3 switch types. As far as "Stacking" the switches where they work as one single switch with a single management IP that would not be possible. The 5324 and the 6024 do not "stack" at all.
You can set up a trunk switchport to allow multiple VLANs to move across the connection.
You can also set up multiple physical ports to work as a single virtual connection. This would be called a LAG (Link Aggregation).
Example of LAG configuration:
Console (config)# interface ethernet g5
Console (config-if)# channel-group 1 mode on
I hope this helps