What is the maximum number of switches supported in an Aruba Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) stack?

In an Aruba Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) stack, the design allows for a maximum of up to 10 switches to be interconnected and operated as a single logical switch. This capability enhances network redundancy and scalability, enabling administrators to create larger, more resilient networks without the complexity typically associated with managing multiple individual switches. Each switch in the stack works together to provide unified management, configuration, and performance, resulting in improved operational efficiency.

The other options present lower limits for the number of switches in a stack, which would restrict scalability and may not meet the needs of larger network deployments. For instance, while options suggesting two, four, or eight switches could be feasible in smaller setups, they do not utilize the full capabilities of Aruba's VSF technology. The ability to incorporate up to 10 switches allows for greater flexibility in network design and accommodates higher traffic loads while maintaining consistent performance across the network.