Sean, Yes you can.  As of matter of fact that is a best practice when connecting to a stack, so that if one of the switches on the stack goes down you will still have connectivity.  When a stack is created, all other devices on the network see it as a single switch, and do not know that it is a stack.  So LAGs to multiple members of the virtual large switch (the stack) is perfectly acceptable. -B
Hi, I know from the documentation that the N1500 series does not support MLAG. But if I have stacked 2 N1524s, can I create a normal LAG with links on both switches? For example, with 2 stacked switches, is it possible to put port Gi1/0/10 and port Gi2/0/10 into a LAG? Kind regards,Sean
Simulate MLAG on N1524 stack?