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04-24-2015 04:14 PM
04-24-2015 04:14 PM
Procurve 2900-48G 10Gb connector compatibility
I have an Hp Procurve 2900-48g and I am trying to get a Myricom 10Gb dual port SFP+ card to it.
I understand there are transcievers that can be used to turn the X2 to SC LR connectors. Can I add one of thiose transcievers and then get a patch cable and have it work?
Any specific requirements for the cable?
I am a total newbie to this 10Gb cabling/connectors and any help is appreciated.
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04-25-2015 01:39 PM
04-25-2015 01:39 PM
Re: Procurve 2900-48G 10Gb connector compatibility
The form factor is not relevant, it's the type of optic that you have to match on both devices to patch them to each other.
For example, if you have a 10Gb-XFP-SR for the Myricom, the important bit is the "SR". So on the Procurve, you need a 10Gb SR GBIC.
(And you need to get the cabling right - if the cabling is OM3, prefeeably use SR optics, but LR is also an option; if it is Singlemode, use LR only).