Hi everyone,
I am doing preparation for small project for one of our customers, and while I was doing initial budget estimation I stuck in a clumsy questions about the LAG limitations.
Generally the project is to create small computer farm from 40-50 low cost servers, but to ensure at least some redundancy we are aiming at some stackable switches which support "Link aggregation across the stack". Previously in enterprise grade company, we were using some 3750X, but now, as long as we don't need any L3 capabilities and high speed switching we were aiming at some cheaper models. Unfortunately most of cheaper models has some ridiculous limitations of 8 LAG. the very idea of having stacked switching fabric with 200-300 ports and having only 8 LAG stays unclear for me.
But to cut the long story short . I am looking for aggregated information about stackable cisco switches especially in the light of following 2 aspects:
1. maximum numbers of switches & ports in the stack group.
2. maximum numbers of LAGs across the stack.
is there any comparison like this or I have to read all white papers to get this info.
Thank you in advance .
