Robert Jacobs wrote:
> The correct card for the 400 is for sure the 16111 card. It is
> different that the 16112 and 16113 cards. It is also twice as much.
> You must also be running code rev 7.4 or newer for the card to be
> recognized. The card and Xenpak's are not hot swappable so the 400 must
> be powered off to install the card. ...Hope this helps and answers your
> question
ok,
I was just wondering what happens if 400 is loaded with 16112 or 16113
card. Because the interface is the same (I suppose so, if 16111 works
with x450), probably only the software upgrade should make them
working.. but there is no info about such compatibility...
Regards,
Marcin
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> hello,
>
> the documentation of Summit 400-48t sais, that the extension module is
> XGM2-2xn.
> That's exactly the same module as for x450a.
>
> Ok, but - Summit 400 is out of production, so no new extension modules
> were added here.
> For x450 there are addidional modules like XGM2-2xf (XFP) and XGM2-2sf
> (SFP+).
>
> From pracical point of view, will they work with Summit 400 ???
>
> Regards,
> Marcin
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> The correct card for the 400 is for sure the 16111 card. It is
> different that the 16112 and 16113 cards. It is also twice as much.
> You must also be running code rev 7.4 or newer for the card to be
> recognized. The card and Xenpak's are not hot swappable so the 400 must
> be powered off to install the card. ...Hope this helps and answers your
> question
ok,
I was just wondering what happens if 400 is loaded with 16112 or 16113
card. Because the interface is the same (I suppose so, if 16111 works
with x450), probably only the software upgrade should make them
working.. but there is no info about such compatibility...
Regards,
Marcin
>
>
> Phonoscope
> Robert Jacobs
> Network / IT Director
> Direct 832-615-7742
> Cell 281-830-2092
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> hello,
>
> the documentation of Summit 400-48t sais, that the extension module is
> XGM2-2xn.
> That's exactly the same module as for x450a.
>
> Ok, but - Summit 400 is out of production, so no new extension modules
> were added here.
> For x450 there are addidional modules like XGM2-2xf (XFP) and XGM2-2sf
> (SFP+).
>
> From pracical point of view, will they work with Summit 400 ???
>
> Regards,
> Marcin
>
>
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