12-03-2007 10:02 PM - edited 03-05-2019 07:48 PM
Dear all,
please explain the significance of WS in
<b>
WS-C3750G-12S switches</b>
thanks,
phani
12-03-2007 10:42 PM
It's the Cisco product code that Cisco using to label their switching products.
-brad
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12-13-2007 07:39 AM
I've been led to believe it stands for Workgroup Switch.
Kris.
12-13-2007 07:43 AM
Sounds like a winner to me! :)
12-14-2007 02:22 AM
Hi ,
WS - means workgroup switch or "StackWise" switch.Which one is correct ?
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps5023/ps5469/index.html
Thanks,
satish
12-14-2007 02:32 AM
I Think all stackable switches represents with "WS" notation...please correct me
Cheers :)
satish
12-14-2007 10:18 AM
Workgroup Switch is my pick. I'm going with Kristian's answer! :)
hmmm
WS = Workgroup Switch
or
WS = Stackable Switch
uh...hmm...wound't stackable switch be SS???
lol
this thread is great!
12-15-2007 08:44 PM
Workgroup Switch sounds like a pretty good guess to me. Regardless, it can't denote a stacking ability, because the product code for one of the 3560s is WS-C3560-24S-S ... it has WS in the code, but doesn't support 'stacking'.
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