So I am working with a network that I have inherited it consists of all HP switches, 2 core switches along with about 8 access switches most plunged into the core but a few are chained together. it seems someone went the route of setting stacking for the access switches so my accounting and sales switches are part of a stacked group. personally I don't think I would have done it that way but it is. now the core switches are their own stack and that I understand but I feel like typically you would not have a stack setup for all of your access switches, now I am going to do one or the other option A: Blow up the stack or option B: join all access switches to the stack. Does one make more sense over the other?
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