How should users configure a Dante system with multiple switches?

In a Dante system with multiple switches, including each interface as a switch allows for a more flexible and scalable network design. Dante is designed to work over standard Ethernet networks, which means that it can utilize managed or unmanaged switches, as long as they are configured correctly.

By treating each interface as a switch, users can create a robust and redundant network topology that handles audio streams more efficiently. This setup enables proper network segmentation, reduces the possibility of broadcast storms, and ensures that audio traffic can flow smoothly.

In addition, incorporating multiple switches can facilitate larger and more complex audio networks, where individual devices can seamlessly communicate with one another across different sections of the network. This approach promotes both reliability and ease of expansion, allowing users to add more devices or configurations without compromising performance.

The other options focus on limiting the network's potential or improperly configuring it, which can lead to inefficiencies and potential issues in audio routing and latency.