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Aruba CX 6200F: no 10G value in the speed command on port 1/1/25 with a Cisco SFP-10G-SR

We are refreshing the core of a small office and put in a pair of Aruba CX 6200F. The link between the two switches is meant to be a 10G trunk on the SFP+ uplinks, and I cannot get either box to admit that 10G exists on that port. 2x Aruba CX 6200F Switch Series, trunk on port 1/1/25 Cisco…

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Aruba AP-375 uplink: any way to run a Cisco BiDi SFP, or is the AP locked to approved optics?

We are pushing Wi-Fi into an outbuilding on a campus site. The only fibre going that way is a single strand, so the plan was to hang an AP-375 out there and feed it over a BiDi pair we already had on the shelf. Aruba AP-375, ArubaOS 8 Cisco BiDi SFP in the AP cage, its matching partner wavelength…

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Aruba 2540 uplink ports 51-52 stay Down on an inter-building run while a 2530 links the same modules

I look after a two-building site and the access switches were replaced with Aruba 2540s a while back. The fibre between the buildings has not been touched, but since the swap the uplink refuses to come up. Aruba 2540 on our side, ports 51 and 52 used for the uplinks Aruba J4858D 1000SX in the 2540…

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Aruba Instant On 1930 shows SFP+ ports DOWN in the dashboard with third-party D-NET LX modules that pass traffic

On an Aruba 1930 (JL685A, software 2.6.0) two D-NET DN-SFP-LX modules in SFP+ ports 49 and 50 actually carried traffic, yet the web dashboard showed both ports as DOWN and, without a CLI, the poster could not check whether the modules were identified. The question was whether this was a bug, an…

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Enabling third-party SFPs on an Aruba 2530-48G-2SFP+: allow-unsupported-transceiver from 16.02.0013

An Aruba/HPE 2530-48G-2SFP+ on firmware 16.01.0012 logged Port contains a transceiver not made by Hewlett Packard Enterprise with the advice to use onlly genuine transceivers, and refused the modules; ironically one of the rejected transceivers was HP-branded. The poster asked whether a command…

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Why third-party SFP+ still fail on Aruba 3810M/2930M with allow-unsupported-transceiver: the HPIDv2 flag at byte 0x7B

Even with allow-unsupportted-transceiver enabled, HPE Aruba 3810M and 2930M switches showed an amber fault for generic SFP+ modules, including ones recoded to masquerade as a J9151A. The author traced the behaviour to HPE's HPIDv2 challenge-response authentication: the module EEPROM carries a flag…

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Genuine Aruba J9151E SFP+ shows Unsupported Transceiver (SelfTest Err#128000) on 2930F switches

On Aruba 2930F switches (JL255A) the poster installed new J9151E 10G SFP+ transceivers (part 1990-4727) that the transceiver guide lists as supported, but every unit was reported as Unsupported Transceiver (SelfTest Err#128000) and show tech transceivers showed ?? for type and serial. J9281D DACs…

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Eight new J9150D transceivers fail with Unsupported Transceiver (SelftTest Err#098000) on a 5406R zl2: all counterfeit

The poster bought eight J9150D 10G SR SFP+ transceivers for an Aruba 5406R zl2 chassis with a J9993A module. Every module lit the orange LED and logged Unsupported Transceiver. (SelftTest Err#098000), even though the compatibility documents list this combination and the chassis had already been…