Meraki Stacking Cable

Virtual stacking physical stacking and flexible stacking.

Meraki stacking cable.

Meraki switches have multiple options to best fit your network deployment. Connect the cable to the stack port on the switch back panel as shown in the back panel diagram. Stacking cables sold separately. Stacking cable 1m 200 00.

If using a 640wac or 1025wac power supply it will require to use a c15 power cable. Ms250 24 series front panel. If the switches are going to be right next to each other you ll be able to use the shorter stacking cables such as ma cbl 40g 50cm this is assuming you are using a switch with 80gb s of stacking aka 2 x 40gb s cables like an ms225. Ms250 does not include stacking cables.

Stacking cable 3m stacking cable 1m stacking cable 0 5m meraki stackpower cable 30cm meraki stackpower cable 150cm meraki 120g stacking cable 3m meraki 120g stacking cable 1m meraki 120g stacking cable 0 5m. Stacking to fit your network. Managing switches is an essential part of network administration so with cisco meraki there are no expensive feature or support licenses to pay for and no requirement for proprietary cables either. Make sure the cisco logo is on the top side of the connector.

Stacking cables meraki product id standard cable length assembly type data rate compatibility ma cbl 120g 50cm na 0 5m 0 5m cisco meraki 120g stack cable 120 gigabit ma cbl 120g 1m na 1m 1m cisco meraki 120g stack cable 120 gigabit ms390 series ma cbl 120g 3m na 3m 3m cisco meraki 120g stack cable 120 gigabit uplink modules. 10 gbe sfp sr fiber transceiver 999 00. 10 gbe sfp lr fiber transceiver 2 499 00. Align the connector and connect the stack cable to the stack port on the switch back panel and finger tighten the screws clockwise direction.

Ms225 48 meraki stackable access switch information. 10 gbe sfp zr fiber transceiver 16 000 00. Stacking options on the ms switch allow for ease of management and high speed communication between devices. This article discusses the ms stacking features that can be leveraged to best suit your deployment specifically.

In the meraki community you can keep track of the latest announcements find answers provided by fellow meraki users and ask questions of your own. Large networks can be assembled using a combination of standalone physically stacked and aggregation layer switches.