On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, Stefan Mink wrote:
> But having a look at it doesn't hurt :] Any pointers to vendors of wan
> phy xenpaks?
http://www.optillion.com/show.php?list_item_id=50&id=19425
80km and DWDM variants are also available in samples:
http://www.optillion.com/show.php?id=19417
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Mika
On Sun, Aug 29, 2004 at 02:02:27PM +0200, Mikael Abrahamsson wrote:
> Correct, Extreme doesn't sell WAN PHY Xenpaks. On the other hand they
> don't code their Xenpaks so WAN PHY xenpaks work in their equipment,
> although it's not supported.
mhm, I'm still reluctant to use such a combination in
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, Stefan Mink wrote:
> almost all switch vendors sell xenpak solutions, but no wan phy xenpaks
> :] (or did I miss something on the Exterme references?)
Correct, Extreme doesn't sell WAN PHY Xenpaks. On the other hand they
don't code their Xenpaks so WAN PHY xenpaks work in t
On Sat, Aug 28, 2004 at 11:28:02AM +0100, Neil J. McRae wrote:
> Most of the current optical DWDM systems that operators use
> today [i.e. >2 years old] can't do it and its not just a
> connector issue.
definitely not, I guess the system basically must have an ethernet switch
included which does
Eric,
On Sat, Aug 28, 2004 at 10:18:03AM +0200, Erik Bais wrote:
> I know that Extreme Networks already is shipping XENPAK enabled switches. The max
> for a single fiberspan according to the specs = 40Km. ( depending on the quality of
> the fibers and the attenuation. )
> They have blade's f
> Are there other products I missed? Are there XENPAKs already
> available which work with main stream switch manufacturers
> although they don't sell them themselves so far?
>
> Grateful for any pointers or experiences...
Most of the current optical DWDM systems that operators use
today [i.e.
Stefan Mink wrote :
> Are there other products I missed? Are there XENPAKs> already available which work with main stream switch> manufacturers although they don't sell them themselves> so far?
I know that Extreme Networks already is shipping XENPAK enabled switches. The max for a single fibers
Hi,
I'm currently looking into how to best integrate 10G lambda
lines into a network. The two obvious ways are via "native"
SDH/SONET or via 10 GE WAN PHY, but the latter isn't available
on any router platform so far.
What I like with 10GE is that its possible to run a ring
segment via L2-switc
