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A stacking module that links two Aruba 2930 switches into a single logical unit
This HP Aruba 2930 2PT Stacking Module JL325A is a new accessory designed to expand network infrastructure. It provides two stacking ports to link compatible Aruba 2930 switches into a single logical unit. The module simplifies management by reducing the number of devices to configure. It is identified by part number JL325A.
This module suits administrators who need to increase stacking density on supported Aruba 2930 switches. It is not for buyers who require a different port count or a different stacking interface. Teams without compatible Aruba 2930 hardware should look at other expansion options. Users seeking standalone switch functionality will not use this stacking module.
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The JL325A is designed for Aruba 2930 switches and provides two stacking ports to link them into a single logical unit.
Yes, it connects compatible Aruba 2930 switches so existing units can join the same stack without replacing them.
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