Tomas Kubica made an interesting comment to my Stackable Data Center Switches blog post: “Suppose all your servers have 4x 10G port and you bundle them to LACP NIC team [...] With this stacking link is not going to be used for your inter-server traffic if all servers have active connections to all nodes of your ToR stack.” While he’s technically correct, the idea of having four 10GE ports on each server just to cater to the whims of stackable switches is somewhat hard to sell.
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