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I am a Cisco guy working on juniper ex4200 switches. So my knowledge on the Juniper is very limited. But I see that they support the virtual chassis technology. Has anyone implemented this technology? Does it work well? Where do you typically implement this type of setup? Thanks
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I have ex4200 and ex2200. My ex4200 are in on the 1st floor (datacenter) and 2nd floor. I have 3 on each floor. the ex2200 are on the 3rd and 4th floor. Can I use VC and link aggregation between the ex4200 on the 1st and 2nd floor? Thx
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"On the EX4200 you can only use the sfp ports for VC". Currently, my ex4200s are stack together with the special cables in the back. So is it using VC currently? I have only 1 IP address for each stack of 3 ex4200 switches.
Yes, then you are using VC already.
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I see. So now I can connect my ex4200 stack on the 1st to the 2nd floor and form a VC. To do that I will use my SFP fiber connection. I see that I have 2 SFP ports available, should I use link aggregation to bundle the 2 ports to a 2 Gbps? Thx
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