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« Network Scanner • Netgear XAV5001 won't do 500Mbps »

Edrick I aspire to tell the story of a lifetime Premium Member join:2004-09-11 San Diego, CA	Edrick Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 10:04 am Cisco 500X Series 10Gbit Fiber GBIC Does anyone know the model number of the 10gbit fiber module I would need for this switch? »www.newegg.com/Product/P ··· CMP=OTC- We're using SC MultiMode and I need to find the gbic that would be required for this switch to do 10gbit. Also if newegg sells it?
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 10:04 am ·
themagicone join:2003-08-13 Osseo, MN	themagicone Member 2012-Nov-3 1:16 pm »www.newegg.com/Product/P ··· -NA-_-NA Not going to find a SC SFP. All I have ever seen has been LC. Just get a SC to LC adapter.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:16 pm ·
Edrick I aspire to tell the story of a lifetime Premium Member join:2004-09-11 San Diego, CA	Edrick Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 1:24 pm and that switch supports 10gig without any additional modules? For example I was looking at a ProCurve and they told me it supported 10gig in the multi identity ports, but really you needed a $2,000 expansion module.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:24 pm ·
HELLFIRE MVM join:2009-11-25 1 edit	HELLFIRE to Edrick MVM 2012-Nov-3 1:51 pm to Edrick This help you with what you're looking for Edrick? -- »www.cisco.com/en/US/prod ··· eet.html [**fixed the link] Regards
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 1:51 pm ·
Edrick I aspire to tell the story of a lifetime Premium Member join:2004-09-11 San Diego, CA	Edrick Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 2:01 pm I'm getting a 404 on that link.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 2:01 pm ·
themagicone join:2003-08-13 Osseo, MN	themagicone to Edrick Member 2012-Nov-3 2:22 pm to Edrick If the switch supports 10g SFP then no, nothing else is required. Why do you need a 10g uplink? What are you trying to do? If cascading switches then you got the wrong switches, if they backhaul you can bind numerous links into one on Cisco equipment.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 2:22 pm ·
bdnhsv join:2012-01-20 Huntsville, AL	bdnhsv to Edrick Member 2012-Nov-3 4:27 pm to Edrick Have a look at this. »www.cisco.com/en/US/prod ··· 693.html The connectors will be LC because they're SFP's.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 4:27 pm ·
Da Geek Kid join:2003-10-11 ::1	Da Geek Kid to Edrick Member 2012-Nov-3 8:00 pm to Edrick »www.cisco.com/en/US/prod ··· eet.html Hellfire's link The switch includes everything except the SFP+ and the fiber.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 8:00 pm ·
cramer Premium Member join:2007-04-10 Raleigh, NC Westell 6100 Cisco PIX 501	cramer to Edrick Premium Member 2012-Nov-3 11:07 pm to Edrick Pretty much any 10GBASE-SR SFP+ module will do. They will all be LC connectors -- 2 SC plugs would be too wide. So, you'll need an LC-SC coupler if you have to use SC patches. (and I've never seen anyone with an SC patch panel) It doesn't have to be a Cisco -- and your wallet really doesn't want it to be.
	actions · 2012-Nov-3 11:07 pm ·
HELLFIRE MVM join:2009-11-25	HELLFIRE to Da Geek Kid MVM 2012-Nov-4 2:35 am to Da Geek Kid Thanks Da Geek Kid, I see where I fatfingered the copy-paste for the link. Sorry about that Edrick Regards
	actions · 2012-Nov-4 2:35 am ·
bdnhsv join:2012-01-20 Huntsville, AL	bdnhsv to cramer Member 2012-Nov-4 7:30 am to cramer You can get lc to sc patch cables (aka jumpers). Here's an example: »www.lanshack.com/1-meter ··· C26.aspx
	actions · 2012-Nov-4 7:30 am ·
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