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RN524X 10G port to Multi Gig 5G port of the MS510TX switch
Hi, I own a RN524X NAS model. I want to buy a 10 Gb affordable switch. I am interested in the Netgear MS510TX Switch. It has 1xRJ45 10Gb port, 1x SFP+ and 2x 5Gb ports. I have a server with an AS...
chopin70 wrote:If I connect the RN524X to one of the 5G ports, will I get 5Gb link or the NAS will drop to 1Gb link ?
Most likely not - because if the RN524X does not come with a Multi-Gig capable 10GbE interface, it would negotiate to 1 GbE.
chopin70 wrote:Else, is there a compatible SFP+ adapter for the MS510TX to connect an RJ45 copper cable to the 10 Gb RN524X port ?
Official answer: The Netgear AXM765 SFP+ Transceiver 10GBASE-T (max 30 meters)
Inofficial answers:
There are Netgewar AXM765 compatible SFP+ modules available in the market for a fraction of the Netgear price tag, also limited to 30 meters..
The "smaller" Netgear switches don't check the product ID of the SFP+ modules (residing in a Flash) - you can have luck with "any" Generic (or other brand marked) Compatible 10GBASE-T SFP+ Copper RJ-45 Transceiver Modules which are available for driving 30 meters (less expensive) or up to 80 meters (more expensive). The limited reach (compared to 10GBase-T) is because of the limited power available on the SFP+ ports.
many thanks !
However, are we sure the RN524X 10 Gb port doesn't support Multi Gig standard ? Is there a way to be sure about it ?
Prices of 3x 10 Gb switches are crazy...
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