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What can I do if more ports are needed on the switch?

FAQ ID: 357 Product: SwitchesUpdated:2/4/2005 8:54:19 PM

Switches can be cascaded through their RJ-45 ports. Theoretically, there is no limit as to number of Switches that can be cascaded.

Alternatively the TE100-S1616 and TE100-S2424 can be stacked by using stacking ports at the back of the Switch.

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