@13jobsp90 To provide 2 fiber uplinks to the MS225 stack as shown in the diagram, you can indeed use a port channel (link aggregation). This helps with load balancing and redundancy.
For the Cisco 9300 stack: You can create a single port channel with at least one interface from each 9300 switch. This provides redundancy in case one switch fails. So, you'd typically have two interfaces (one per switch) participating in the port channel.
For the MS225 stack: Similarly, you can configure a port channel with one uplink interface from each MS225 switch. This ensures both switches actively participate, and redundancy is maintained.
In summary, you'd need 2 interfaces on the 9300 stack and 2 interfaces on the MS225 stack (one from each switch in the stack) for the port channel. This setup provides both redundancy and efficient load distribution.
