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11-17-2010 05:50 PM
11-17-2010 05:50 PM
Fiber link problem
I'm trying to troubleshoot a ProCurve 2910al issue with a GBIC transceiver. Actually, I tried the GBIC with a 2910al 24G PoE, and a 2910al 48G. At the other end I have a 3com 4200G.
I have a suspicion that the problem is because the GBIC is a non-HP GBIC. But if that's the case, would I see any errors in the log? Because I get a GBIC inserted entry in the log, but no errors.
But I don't get a link. The fiber itself tests out fine.
But what was puzzling was that I couldn't get the link up even with a ProCurve-to-ProCurve, or 3com-to-Linksys configuration. So that speaks against it being a vendor lock-in issue.
I hope the GBIC itself isn't faulty...
I have a suspicion that the problem is because the GBIC is a non-HP GBIC. But if that's the case, would I see any errors in the log? Because I get a GBIC inserted entry in the log, but no errors.
But I don't get a link. The fiber itself tests out fine.
But what was puzzling was that I couldn't get the link up even with a ProCurve-to-ProCurve, or 3com-to-Linksys configuration. So that speaks against it being a vendor lock-in issue.
I hope the GBIC itself isn't faulty...
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11-18-2010 05:41 AM
11-18-2010 05:41 AM
Re: Fiber link problem
It's amazing what a good night's sleep can do after a long day...
Turns out the other GBIC is SX type and other LX. Duh! No wonder it doesn't work...
Turns out the other GBIC is SX type and other LX. Duh! No wonder it doesn't work...
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