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Dell PowerConnect 8100 Series 8132, 8132F, 8164, and 8164F

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Dell PowerConnect 8100 Series (8132, 8132F, 8164, and 8164F) There are four switch models in the Dell PowerConnect 8100 series, each with one bay on the front of the switch for an expansion module. The front view of the switch is one of the four shown in the figure below. The yellow outline shows the bay on each switch. Figure 7. Dell PowerConnect 8100 Series Switch (40/10G Ethernet) and Available Modules All three modules may be used for stacking the 8100 series switches. Also, any port on the front of an 8100 may be used for stacking. Orange screws on the modules above indicate that they are hotswappable modules. The PowerConnect 8100 series supports the same expansion modules as the Dell Force10 MXL. Whenever a module is moved from an MXL to an 8100 or vice versa, a reload of the switch is required for proper functioning of the module. 11 Expansion Modules for Dell™ PowerConnect™ and Dell Force10 Switches

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Expansion Modules for Dell™ PowerConnect™ and Dell Force10 Switches
Dell PowerConnect 8100 Series (8132, 8132F, 8164, and 8164F)
There are four switch models in the Dell PowerConnect 8100 series, each with one bay on the
front
of
the switch for an expansion module.
The
front view
of the switch is one of the four shown in the
figure below.
The yellow outline shows the bay on each switch.
Dell PowerConnect 8100 Series Switch (40/10G Ethernet) and Available Modules
Figure 7.
All three modules may be used for stacking the 8100 series switches.
Also, any port on the front of an
8100 may be used for stacking.
Orange screws on the modules above indicate that they are hot-
swappable modules.
The PowerConnect 8100 series supports the same expansion modules as the Dell Force10 MXL.
Whenever a module is moved from an MXL to an 8100 or vice versa, a reload of the switch is required
for proper functioning of the module.