Dell EMC Associate – Midrange Storage — Question 6

Which topology is considered a best practice when stacking switches?

Answer options

• A. Ring
• B. Cascade
• C. Serial
• D. Daisy-chain

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The Ring topology is considered best practice for stacking switches because it provides redundancy and ensures that if one connection fails, data can still circulate in the loop. The other options, such as Cascade, Serial, and Daisy-chain, do not offer the same level of fault tolerance and can lead to a single point of failure.