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compatibility with NETGEAR MS510TXPP
Hello all,
I have a Netgear MS510TXPP switch at work.
This switch has one "SFP+ fiber" port.
QUESTION 1:
Although it is presented as a "fiber" port, can anyone confirm that I can use this port with a copper SFP+ cable?
I need to connect this switch to a QSFP28 port.
10G is sufficient.
I am thinking of using a QSFP+ to (4x) SFP+ breakout, and plug one of the 4 SFP+ into the SFP+ port of the switch.
I selected 3 models:
- https://www.digikey.fr/product-detail/fr/finisar-corporation/FCBN510QE2C03/775-1150-ND/5222544
- https://www.fs.com/fr/products/69909.html
- https://fr.rs-online.com/web/p/cordons-serie/7754883/
QUESTION 2:
Are these models compatible with the switch?
Many thanks,
- Julien
3 Replies
Formally compatible are the Netgear devices as listed on the MS510TX MS510TXPP Data Sheet p.12.
There are two SFP+ DAC cables (one meter and three meters) listed:
AXC761-10000S SFP+ DAC CABLE (1m)
AXC763-10000S SFP+ DAC CABLE (3m)Hi Schumaku,
Thanks for your answer.
What I need to use is not a SFP+ <--> SFP+ cable like the one you suggest, but instead a QSFP+ <--> 4 x SFP+ adapter.
Is there any that is supported by the switch?
Thanks,
- Julien
I understand what you intend to do - however there is no such similar cable offered by Netgear, and nothing the like is certified therefore. It's a set-up which don't happen every day, so figure...
Worth a test. Well possible, it will work if this is a passive cable, permitting the other switch with the QSFP+ can run on a single 10G.
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