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--- network_stuff:transit [2025/02/15 11:01] – jotasandoku
+++ network_stuff:transit [2025/08/16 14:44] (current) – jotasandoku
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+==== NEW SWITCH DEPLOYMENT, BASIC ACCESSORIES, NEVER FORGET!! ====
+  * DATACENTER
+    * (1) RACK PDUs
+  * CISCO ORDER
+    * (2) REDUNDANT PSU
+----
+    * (3) CORRECT POWER CORDS
+    * (4) MOUNTING RAILS!
+    * (5) STACKING CABLES (VSS) 5.1 9300LM HAVE SPECIAL EXPENSIVE T3 TYPES AND NO STACKPOWER
+    * (6) CORRECT TRANSCEIVERS AND CABLES
+----
 **INTERCONNECTION TYPES:**
   * TRANSIT PEERING:
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 **OPTIC TECHNOLOGIES**\\
-[[https://community.fs.com/blog/name-brands-vs-third-party-transceivers-which-do-you-prefer.html]]
+[[https://community.fs.com/blog/name-brands-vs-third-party-transceivers-which-do-you-prefer.html]] ; [[https://tmgmatrix.cisco.com]]
 \\
 SFP , SFP+(1G or 10G) , SPF28, QSFP , QSFP28, QSFP-DD
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 Sometimes they don't need to be QMI or MBIMQMI or MBIM  devices typically create a /dev/cdc-wdm# interface and use specialized drivers (qmi_wwan or cdc_mbim), along with user-space tools like qmicli or mbimcli. CDC-Ether (NCM) devices show up simply as a USB-Ethernet interface
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+=== STACKWISE CABLES ===
+  * STACK-T1 can be used for C3850 and in C9300 (BUT NOT IN THE LM SERIES(*)
+  * FOR THE C9300LM WE NEED StackWise-320 Kit: The C9300L-STAK-KIT2-M ; The 9300LM don't run stackpower but need these more complicated cables

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