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DRAG DROP Select the Aruba stacking technology matching each option (Options may be used more than once or not at all.) 
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Looks solid to me, the mapping lines up with Aruba docs: VSF matches with up to 10 devices, up to 50G ISL, and max 200G aggregate. VSX is only for two devices and supports those 400G ISLs. I think this is right but let me know if you see something off.
VSF → Supports up to 10 devices per stack, individual ISL links up to 50G, max aggregate ISL bandwidth of 200G. VSX → Supports two devices per stack, individual ISL links up to 400G.
Not seeing any mistakes in that mapping. Easy to mix up VSF/VSX on bandwidth but this matches Aruba docs.
Not seeing any mistakes in that mapping. Easy to mix up VSF/VSX on bandwidth but this matches Aruba docs.
VSF: Supports up to 10 devices, individual ISL up to 50G, max aggregate 200G. VSX: Supports two devices, individual ISL up to 400G. Confident this matches Aruba stacking features.
Pretty sure VSF goes with up to 10 devices, 50G ISL, and 200G aggregate bandwidth. VSX is only two devices and supports those faster 400G ISLs. But not 100% sure about the aggregate part, could someone double-check if that's right for VSF? Here's what I matched:
VSF → Supports up to 10 devices, Individual ISL links up to 50G, A maximum aggregate ISL bandwidth of 200G
VSX → Supports two devices per stack, Individual ISL links up to 400G.
Did I mess any of those up?
VSF → Supports up to 10 devices, Individual ISL links up to 50G, A maximum aggregate ISL bandwidth of 200G
VSX → Supports two devices per stack, Individual ISL links up to 400G.
Did I mess any of those up?
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