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txnode67

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ISP field engineer from Austin. Mostly Cisco and Juniper.

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Cisco-compatible CWDM SFPs that worked in PowerConnect 6024/6224 report transmit failure in an 8024F

Cisco-compatible CWDM SFP modules that had worked in Dell PowerConnect 6024 and 6224 switches produced a transmit failure error in a PowerConnect 8024F, presumably because the 8024F ports are SFP+. The poster considered Finisar FWLF1524P2Vxx modules but wanted confirmation from someone with a…

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HP, Foundry and Ubiquiti copper SFPs fail on a CRS326 (RouterOS 7.7) while the MikroTik S+RJ10 works

On a CRS326-24G-2S+ with RouterOS 7.7 three third-party 1G RJ45 SFPs failed: an HP 453156-001 (FCLF-8521-3-HP) showed no-link with auto-negotiation: failed, a Foundry E1MG-TX showed no-link with sfp-rx-loss: yes even with manual speed, and a Ubiquiti UF-RJ45-1G also stayed at no-link. Hardware…

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Speccing 25G and 100G optics for NETGEAR M4500-48XF8C and M4350 when NETGEAR brands none itself

We are building out two racks and the switching is settled: a pair of M4500-48XF8C as the leaves with M4350 underneath. What is not settled is the optics BOM. NETGEAR does not put its own label on 25G or 100G modules, and I would rather not discover after delivery that the SFP28 ports dislike what…

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Third-party optics on HPE FlexFabric 5700: no allow command, only transceiver phony-alarm-disable

The poster asked whether third-party optics can be used in an HPE FlexFabric 5700 40XG 2QSFP+ (JG896A) and whether the ProVision command allow-unsupported-transceiver exists on it. The answer clarified how Comware differs from ProVision: there is no allow-list of supported transceivers, so unlisted…