Re: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-07-31 Thread Chuck
Ken, you talking about the gigastack modules? What kind of problems did you experience? I have good reason to be concerned ;-> Chuck ""Ken Diliberto"" wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Anyone have experience with the 1000TX GBICs from Cisco? We have used > the sta

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-07-31 Thread Brian Zeitz
I have two them on (2) 3550-24s, the fiber ones, and they work fine. CDW tried to say I needed just one. Don't ask! Ha ha. I think you can do 1 GBIC if you chose copper. They seem to be working flawlessly so far. They could have just embedded this 180$ GBICs in the switch. Lets see, 180x2 for the

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-07-31 Thread Symon Thurlow
I have used them many times at different sites and never had a problem (in 35xx's) Symon -Original Message- From: Chuck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 31 July 2002 23:27 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316] Ken, you talking about the gigastack mo

Re: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread eo
On Wednesday 31 July 2002 06:09 pm, Brian Zeitz wrote: > I have two them on (2) 3550-24s, the fiber ones, and they work fine. CDW > tried to say I needed just one. Don't ask! Ha ha. I think you can do 1 > GBIC if you chose copper. They seem to be working flawlessly so far. > They could have just e

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread Hartnell, George
>"and have nothing good to say about them." What "sweet nothings" would those be? On another, but similar, note, what 3d party GBICs for 1000LX single mode are out there for the Cat 3548 switches? And, are there any "sweet nothings" about using those in a Cisco platform? Very best, G. >

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread Ken Diliberto
They don't like to reestablish a link after an interruption. It's very frustrating when we have to manually reboot all the switches in a building that use the stacking GBICs. >>> "Hartnell, George" 08/01/02 10:06AM >>> >"and have nothing good to say about them." What "sweet nothings" would tho

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread Jeffrey Reed
ubject: RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316] >"and have nothing good to say about them." What "sweet nothings" would those be? On another, but similar, note, what 3d party GBICs for 1000LX single mode are out there for the Cat 3548 switches? And, are there any "sweet

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread Brian Zeitz
em to final production. -Original Message- From: Jeffrey Reed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 3:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316] I'm not sure if Cisco makes their own GBICs. The LX ones that came from Cisco with our

RE: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316]

2002-08-01 Thread Larry Letterman
10:01 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Cisco 1000TX GBICs [7:50316] On Wednesday 31 July 2002 06:09 pm, Brian Zeitz wrote: > I have two them on (2) 3550-24s, the fiber ones, and they work fine. CDW > tried to say I needed just one. Don't ask! Ha ha. I think you can do 1 > GBI