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Oct 18, 2023
Top-of-rack Switch Advantages and Selecting Considerations
The core of TOR is to deploy switches at the top, middle or bottom of a server rack. The top-of-rack switch, called a TOR switch, is deployed on the top of the cabinet, which is most conducive to routing.
Oct 05, 2023Data CenterBlog
Stacking on FS S5860 Series Switches
Check out the guide about basic information on virtual stack on FS S5860 series stackable switches and how to create a stack.
Nov 16, 2022HardwareEnterprise NetworkBlog
MLAG vs. Stacking: What Is Your Option?
MLAG vs. stacking comparison covering high availability, redundancy, and simplified management to help you choose the right network design.
Sep 06, 2022HardwareEnterprise NetworkBlog
FS N8560 Series Switches Make for Data Center Success
FS N8560 series data center switches provide 25G/40G/100G ports and various features such as MLAG, EVPN, VXLAN, PFC, etc. They can be used for the spine-and-leaf network infrastructure of large enterprises, service providers, and cloud provider data centers.
Mar 14, 2022Data CenterBlog
Stackable PoE+ Switches: an Optimal Option Considering Features and Affordability
Stacking PoE switches or stacking PoE and non-PoE switches are common in network build. This article explores the advantages of stacking PoE switches and shows the FS solution of stackable PoE switches.
Dec 15, 2021Enterprise NetworkBlog
Switch Stacking vs Trunking vs Uplink: Which to Choose for Connecting Switches?
Learn how switch stacking, trunking, and uplink differ in function and deployment to determine the proper method for connecting multiple network switches.
Dec 14, 2021HardwareEnterprise NetworkBlog