I have two switch.Two Uplink ports of a switch is
interconnected with other switch.consider uplink port of a
switch is 100 Mbps.Now tell me whether bandwidth of uplink
port will increase or not.IF it is How much?
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Answer / davidos
If the switches are manageable use the link aggregation
protocol,this will double the amount of bandwidth available
and you will have redundancy for your links.
It not you will crate a loop on your network and a brodcast
storm could bring it down!
hope that helps
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Answer / getachew t.a
No it will remain what it is. You cannot double the
throughput because you have multiple feeds.
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