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DELL X8NNP 2P Stacking Module for N3132PX-ON
A stacking module providing two Dell N2000/N3000/S3000 ports for the N3132PX-ON switch
- TypeRack
- Stack two N3132PX-ON switches with a single module
- Two stacking ports link N2000 N3000 S3000 series units
- CAT-27163 validation confirms native compatibility
- Fixed installation ensures stable rack connections
- Dell X8NNP purpose-built for N3132PX-ON stacking
Dell N3132PX-ON stacking module
The Dell X8NNP is a rack-mount stacking module built for the N3132PX-ON switch. It adds two dedicated stacking ports that link compatible N2000, N3000 and S3000 series switches into a single logical unit. Network administrators who need unified management of multiple switches use this module to simplify configuration and monitoring across the stack.
Two N2000/N3000/S3000 stacking ports
The module provides two stacking ports that enable high-bandwidth inter-switch links without consuming front-panel data ports. This preserves all standard Ethernet ports for server or uplink connections while the stacking fabric handles control-plane traffic and data forwarding between stack members. The ports are not hot-swappable so the switch must be powered down before installing or removing the module.
Check N3132PX-ON compatibility and downtime window
Verify that the target switch is a Dell N3132PX-ON (CAT-27163) before ordering; the module will not function in other chassis. Plan a maintenance window because installation requires a full power cycle of the switch. Ensure spare rack space and cabling are available for the additional stacking links between stack members.
Highlights
- Stack two N3132PX-ON switches with a single module
- Two stacking ports link N2000 N3000 S3000 series units
- CAT-27163 validation confirms native compatibility
- Fixed installation ensures stable rack connections
- Dell X8NNP purpose-built for N3132PX-ON stacking
Specifications
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| Model | X8NNP |
| Type | Rack |
Questions about this item
Will the stacking module itself need to be replaced if a port fails, or can I swap just the cables?
The module is not hot-swappable, so any port failure requires powering down the switch and replacing the entire X8NNP unit.
What limits how many N3132PX-ON switches I can stack together using these modules?
Each X8NNP provides two stacking ports for N2000, N3000 and S3000 series links, so the port count on the module itself sets the physical stacking limit.
Does the module add noticeable heat or fan noise when the stack runs continuously?
The X8NNP has no active cooling of its own; it draws minimal power and relies on the host switch airflow, adding negligible heat or noise.
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