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4 advantages of stacking network switches (and why you'd want to)

Stacking network switches can prove useful when building a local area network (LAN) at home or in the office. If you have many devices to connect, grouping network switches can allow them to share the ...
Network World

Alcatel switches stack up

Alcatel this month is scheduled to start offering stackable 10/100M bit/sec Ethernet switches that pack much of the punch of enterprise chassis-based boxes. CALABASAS, CALIF. – Alcatel this month is ...
Network World

Arista adds intelligent switch stacking, management for campus networks

Arista Networks is adding new features to its campus networking portfolio to help enterprise customers more easily group and manage switches. The new features – Switch Aggregation Group (SWAG) and ...
The Verge

Philips Hue Wall Switch Module review: smart-ish, at last

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9to5Mac

Philips Hue Review: the Wall Switch module makes your existing light switches smart

So, I had set up my kitchen spotlights with a bunch of Hue bulbs. As much as I use the smart capabilities of them, I also wanted to be able to control them with a physical wall switch. Instead of ...
Ars Technica

Adding stacking to already in-place Brocade FastIron switches

Good evening! I have a couple of FastIron switches that I want to implement stacking. I have to buy the modules yet, but wanted to get a feel for the process. Both FastIrons I have are already in ...