Which two Cisco series switches offer stackability? (Choose two)

Question

Options

• ACisco 350
• BCisco 200
• CCisco 110
• DCisco 500
• ECisco 225

• A
  92% (57)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (3)

Explanation

Cisco's 350 series (specifically the 350X models) supports stacking, allowing multiple physical switches to be managed as a single logical unit - a feature reserved for higher-tier managed switches. The 225 series also supports stackability within Cisco's small business lineup, making A and E the correct pair.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• Cisco 110 (C): Entry-level unmanaged switches with no advanced features whatsoever - stacking requires management capabilities they simply don't have.
• Cisco 200 (B): Smart (lightly managed) switches that offer basic web management but lack the firmware and hardware support needed for stacking.
• Cisco 500 (D): While this series sits higher in the lineup, it does not offer the stackability feature that the 350 and 225 series provide in this context.

Memory tip: Think of stackability as a managed-tier privilege - the higher the management capability (unmanaged → smart → managed), the more likely stacking is supported. For this exam, anchor on 350 and 225 as the two stackable options by remembering "3 and 2 go hand-in-hand for stacking" (350 and 225).

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