>
> stacked 3750s give you "failover L3 SVIs" by design (provided your
> uplinks are cross-chassis etherchannel) without the
> overhead/complications of HSRP, but they are pricey.
>
> With the 3750X series, if you stack "more than two" in a real routed
> (IPServices) stack, the other members must be at least IPBase. They do
> have a LANbase model that is essentially layer-2 only, but bear in mind
> (we learned the hard way) that it will NOT stack with the other license
> models of the 3750/3750E/3750X (it is essentially ignored).
Thanks, so my options are 3750's, and I'll have single management across all
3750's implicitly, or 3560's and would need to run something like hsrp/GLBP to
avoid having to login to both switches to make mods?
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