Cisco9300 Power Stacking

Cisco 9300 Power Stacking

[@julioq1821]

thanks for sharing!!

[@prashanthpatilgmgowda7379]

Great 👍🏼

[@SOGUIREL]

Thanks for sharing. what would happens if i connect switch port 0 to switch 2 port 0 for example?

[@MrArsalan1988]

Nice

[@ucontactrk]

can we connect stack of 4 switches using all 30cm power stack cables or do we need 1 longer cable ?

[@FutureOnCloud]

Yes we can

[@chili5238]

You made it a trunk connection with the cables?

[@FutureOnCloud]

No confirmation required. Just connect the cables then the switch will detect automatically.

[@chili5238]

Yes, that is wonted to ask you, is it this cables which plug in serves for trunk connection?

[@FutureOnCloud]

@@chili5238 it has nothing to do with servers. These cables are just for switches. For servers you can choose fiber or copper based on port type available on server side

[@chili5238]

@@FutureOnCloud I am sorry, my wrong. I did not mean on Server(s), but on purpose.

[@jkftech]

Good

hello, can someone answer me when using sbc 350 cisco and when using 9200 or 9300 ? thank you.

[@Sybortube]

you are wrong installed in a rack position. every 1U position have 3 holes.
and not accurate power cables routing - it needs to be as ring and fixed on the retention bar

[@samuelb7944]

What Model is the very bottom switch?

[@lewis1246]

C9500 i believe he said

[@FutureOnCloud]

Yap it is C9500

[@neonproxy3695]

all that for a mega internet

[@Andy-dg1pj]

Right now our company is performing the lifecycle from 2960-S to C9300.
Actually I'm performing it 😅...

[@rollotomassi4768]

Bet the power stack cables are $800 a piece, unless there is a 3rd party version.

[@amessman]

cisco in a nutshell

[@andreungerer3531]

Hot pluggable. Not plug and play.