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thomashohm2 · 08-15-2016

Dear fellow cisco users, we have 2 cisco SG550XG and we would like to stack them over an LAG of 4 physical ports on each side. According to the product data sheet this is possible and supported: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switch...

thomashohm2 · 08-16-2016

Thanks to chat support: the answer is too easy: when you create a stack and add multiple connections / links / cables, the stack will automatically use them in parallel (if they are active). You can check the link status via cli: show stack links det...

thomashohm2 · 08-16-2016

Thanks to chat support: the answer is too easy: when you create a stack and add multiple connections / links / cables, the stack will automatically use them in parallel (if they are active). You can check the link status via cli: show stack links det...

thomashohm2 · 08-16-2016

Thanks to chat support: the answer is too easy: when you create a stack and add multiple connections / links / cables, the stack will automatically use them in parallel (if they are active). You can check the link status via cli: show stack links det...

thomashohm2 · 08-15-2016

According to the data sheet this series supports lag ports as stacking ports. I am missing the right way how to set this up and could not find any document where it's described. Maybe you are familiar with this and could give me a short advice: htt...

thomashohm2 · 08-15-2016

Do you know how you can setup a stack on LAGs? e.g. 4x 10G on Switch 1 and 4x 10G on Switch 2 with the result of 40 GBit inter-stack bandwidth? Thanks, Thomas

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[SOLVED] CISCO SG550XG - use lag as stacking port

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According to the data sheet

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