| reply to massysett
Re: No benefit Yet your shortsightedness does not allow you to see past your nose.
The expandability of fiber far outweighs that of cable and once it is installed can do so without major infrastructure changes. Which is why ALL cable systems use fiber in the core of their network. |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | Come on! Stop making so much sense  |
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| reply to Skippy25
Not true ! 10 gig between switch links are sfp+ cables  |
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| Fiber eats 10gig as a small snack between brunch and lunch. |
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| Ahhh I trunk Ports for Multiple of 10 gig on cisco for my storage gear, The core guys here have done it up to 80 gig as long as the switches support it.
Besides how many home users have 10 gig capable gear exactly? And how many ftth sellers have 10 gig ports on their home network gear ? Better yet how many offer a 10 gig option inside the service area ?
0 , in the datacenter 10 gig port are still pretty expensive and doing distance has to be fiber. sfp+ are really only for short interconnects and connecting the hosts to their switch. Incase you missed the sarcasm in the smiley.
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