Just to be clear, you want to connect the 8024 stack to the 8132 stack? You shouldn't have any issues doing so. Make sure that the transceivers being used on both ends of the connection are the same specs. If you wanted to do more than one connection between the 8024stack and 8132 stack, you could setup LAG for the connection.
Hi,  We have 2 storage networks on the same IP range and no conflicting IP's. As part of a consolidation we are trying to make the 2 equalogic SAN's on each portion available to all esx hosts. Currently our setup is:  Infrastructure - 2 x 8024f with a LAG on the last 4 SFP ports Trading - 2 x 8132f stacked using the stacking modules (uplink cables) What we want to do is connect the 2 switch stacks to each other. We have 1 long SFP+ cable and I wanted to know what would happen if I connect this to a port on stack 1 and a port on stack 2? Would that effectively provide a path between the 2 stacks? As everything is on the same VLAN, once we are connected there should be no further configuration requires?   Any help would be appreciated and sorry if this is a silly question. Chris
Is it possible to connect 8024f and 8132f?