Stacking switches (connecting them together so that they function and are managed as one large switch) requires that all switches in the stack have compatible hardware and firmware.
Stacking compatibility with the M5300 switch range
The following switches are compatible, and can be stacked together :
| Model | Hardware version | Formerly Known As : |
| GSM7328Sv2 | GSM7328Sv2h1 | |
| GSM7352Sv2 | GSM7352Sv2h1 | |
| GSM7228PS | GSM7228PSv1 | |
| GSM7252PS | GSM7252PSv1 | |
| M5300-28G | GSM7228Sv1h1 | GSM7228S |
| M5300-52G | GSM7252Sv1h1 | GSM7252S |
| M5300-28G-POE+ | GSM7228PSv1h2 | GSM7228PS |
| M5300-52G-POE+ | GSM7252PSv1h2 | GSM7252PS |
| M5300-28GF3 | GSM7328FSv2h1 | GSM7328FS |
| M5300-28G3 | GSM7328Sv2h2 | GSM7328Sv2 |
| M5300-52G3 | GSM7352Sv2h2 | GSM7352Sv2 |
Notes :
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Only the exact hardware versions listed are compatible. All of the switches in the stack must be on the list.
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All the switches in the stack must be running the same firmware version.
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That firmware version must be 10.0.0.25 or later.
For more information see the How do I install a switch stack on my M5300 managed switch?
Last Updated:07/07/2025
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Article ID: 21883