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network_stuff:transit [2025/03/10 16:56] jotasandokunetwork_stuff:transit [2026/07/11 09:46] (current) jotasandoku
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-==== NEW SWITCH DEPLOYMENT, BASIC THINGS, NEVER FORGET ====  +==== NEW SWITCH DEPLOYMENT, BASIC ACCESSORIES, NEVER FORGET!! ====  
- (1) RACK PDUs 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+  * 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 
 + 
 + 
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 **OPTIC TECHNOLOGIES**\\ **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 SFP , SFP+(1G or 10G) , SPF28, QSFP , QSFP28, QSFP-DD
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       * can break out into x4 or x2 lanes       * can break out into x4 or x2 lanes
       * QSFP28-100-SR4 - MPO connector - MPT12 cable - 100m with OM4 cables (OM3 ~70m) - Be aware of  [[https://www.addonnetworks.com/faq/choosing-mpo|mpo_rules]] when selecting cable       * QSFP28-100-SR4 - MPO connector - MPT12 cable - 100m with OM4 cables (OM3 ~70m) - Be aware of  [[https://www.addonnetworks.com/faq/choosing-mpo|mpo_rules]] when selecting cable
-      * QSFP28-100-LR4 - LCLC cable connector - 2km OM4+      * QSFP28-100-LR4 - LC-LC (duplex LC) connector - 10km over "OS2" (SMF)
       * QSFP28-100-LR4-S       * QSFP28-100-LR4-S
   * QSFP-DD form factor is is backward compatible with qsfp+ (40G), qsfp28 (100G) and qsfp56 (200G). Allows less power than the osfp   * QSFP-DD form factor is is backward compatible with qsfp+ (40G), qsfp28 (100G) and qsfp56 (200G). Allows less power than the osfp
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