We chose to go the other route. While we are not a big dell switch shop we have elected for seperate stacks for redundancy reasons. Before we did so we had at least one case where a DOA switch caused a stack reboot (Cisco 3750's)
While these are different switches still the advantages it gains you is minimal to stack them
As an alternative I would keep them separate and create a ether channel between the two switches that allows separate management and reduces the risk of software/configuration/hardware failure across the both of them
Jered Rassier
*EqualLogic Technical certified professional
*Dell Enterprise Foundations v.2 Certified professional
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