No, you can use stacking modules as 10Gbit ethernet ports (allows you to create a LAG between 2 6200-series switches over stacking modules), but you cannot use 10Gbit (SFP+) modules as stacking ports.
Hello all, the question may look stupid, but I'm really got stuck and not stack :-) I have two PowerConnect 6248P switches with the SFP+ interface cards, Dell's transmitters and fiber-optic cable, updated to the last firmware. Both 10Gb links on switches are up and running, I can ping machines over that connection, but I can't stack the switches together. I wonder if it's possible at all? Is stacking supported only with Dell's stacking module/cables only? Or may be I need to make a loop (with two fiber-optic cables), imitating stacking cables, to have stack running over 10Gb? Does somebody successfully manage to stack switches over 10Gb interface? In Stack Port summary I can select Stack Mode to Stack instead of Ethernet, but when I reboot switches it comes back to Ethernet. Thanks in advance, Nikolai
Can I stack 6248P switches by 10GB interfaces?