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Posted September 15th, 2021 09:00
You would need to create port channels and connect the two switches that way, but it isn't the same type of configuration as stacking. You can read about port-channeling here. For what you're describing you should have gone with N series switches that support stacking.
May I ask what you're connecting to these switches?
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Did I answer your query? Please click on ‘Mark as Accepted Answer’. ‘Thumbs up’ the posts you like!Thank you for the response Joey. Im not sure how to configure that to work with our existing stack. I was under the impression that we could just swap out the stack of 2x 3548's after they were static and everything would be happy. How difficult is it to accomplish port channel configuration? Will it work just like the stack would after configuration?
Thanks again Joey!
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Posted September 14th, 2021 19:00
Hello @FlingBits,
You can refer to this spec sheet for SFP compatibility: https://dell.to/3EfHzzI
Just to clarify, X1000 series does not support stacking, only port-channel configuration.
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