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Hi<br />
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I'm moving layer 3 routing from an old core switch to a new core stack we've just purchased.<br />
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The stack has been configured with trunks and has access to the network.<br />
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The old core will not be removed just the routing will be removed from it.<br />
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At the moment the old core has links to different sites <br />
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My question is when the routing has been moved over, will I need to move cables over from the old core to the new?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

I'm moving layer 3 routing from an old core switch to a new core stack we've just purchased.

The stack has been configured with trunks and has access to the network.

The old core will not be removed just the routing will be removed from it.

At the moment the old core has links to different sites 

My question is when the routing has been moved over, will I need to move cables over from the old core to the new?

Thanks

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