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Stackable Devices and Concepts

In this chapter

Stackable models

A stack is a group of devices that are connected so that they operate as a single chassis. For
detailed information about Dell stacking technology, and for a list of stackable models, refer to the
PowerConnect B-Series FCX Configuration Guide.

Stack topologies

Stack technology supports linear and ring stack topologies. Although stackable units may be
connected in a simple linear topology, Dell recommends a ring topology because it offers the best
redundancy and the most resilient operation.
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depict only one cabling configuration, but cabling methods may differ depending on requirements.
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shows a linear stack topology.
Linear Stack Topology
Figure 2
shows a ring stack topology. These illustrations
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