E911 Location requires a unique identifier for a switch stack member

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DennisVaggalis
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E911 Location requires a unique identifier for a switch stack member

Customer has MS Teams Voice and is dedicating a Cisco 2960 switch to each floor for E911 Location Services.  If they replace the Cisco's for MS225 (Physically Stacked), does each stack member have a unique identifier (MAC addr) that can be used to identify the whole switch or does each switch port need to be assigned separately? 

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leewalhovd
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Do you know what information they are using for the service? LLDP/CDP or is there active polling with SNMP for instance? Even for stacked switches the LLDP/CDP should identify the chassis that is directly connected. With SNMP it would depend on the mode used and model. 

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leewalhovd
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Do you know what information they are using for the service? LLDP/CDP or is there active polling with SNMP for instance? Even for stacked switches the LLDP/CDP should identify the chassis that is directly connected. With SNMP it would depend on the mode used and model. 

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