10G SFP+ Twinax Cable, Direct Attach Copper(DAC) Passive Cable, 0.5m (1.64ft), for Cisco SFP-H10GB-CU0.5M, Meraki, Ubiquiti, Mikrotik, Intel, Fortinet, Netgear, D-Link, Supermicro, TP-Link
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Your results may vary depending on the equipment you're using, but I'm using one to connect my Mikrotik CRS226 (SFP port 1) to my Ubiquiti US-100. It's called XG, and it's fantastic.
Not at all, the two 10Gb/s SFP DAC ports are exclusive to Ubiquiti, and while the HP 1910 series is gigabit, our DAC is 10Gb/s. Please contact us if you require one HP port and one Ubiquiti port; we also offer customized solutions.
No, if your router and switch don't have an SFP port, you won't be able to use an SFP cable. Please contact us if you would like us to customize something for you.
The rb2011 from Mikrotik and the es-100 from Ubiquiti Our regular cables are 10Gb/s, and our gigabit equipment draws 150 watts. As a result, it is unable to connect; however, we do have cables that will allow you to connect; please contact us for more information.
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Instead of being used as uplinks, they free up valuable Ethernet ports to be used for network devices. They are significantly less expensive than an SFP GBIC or an LC-based GBIC. Fiber optic cables with LC connectors. They fill a need for low-cost SFP links between switches in a rack, even if they aren't available in lengths long enough for applications beyond links within a rack or to adjacent racks. br>br>I used two of these to connect two Ubiquiti UniFi switches in an aggregated network. I have a 48-port switch that serves as a core switch and an 8-port switch that serves as a backup switch. Power and Ethernet are fed to multiple UniFi WAPs via a port PoE switch. br>br>I connected two of these to the PoE switch to create a 2gbps aggregated uplink. While link aggregation isn't strictly necessary, it's nice to avoid a 1gbps bottleneck on the PoE switch for multiple 1gbps devices. In addition, you have redundancy in case one of the components fails. Despite the fact that they were labeled as SFP, these worked in the SFP ports on both switches, transmitting at 1 Gigabit per second (each). Core Switch - br>br>Core Switch - br>br>Core Switch - br>br> UniFi by Ubiquiti is a wireless networking system developed by Ubiquiti Networks in the 48 - Switch - UniFi by Ubiquiti is a wireless networking system developed by Ubiquiti Networks in the 150W - UniFi UAP-Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-Ub LITE -.
This is being used in conjunction with my Unifi Dream Machine Pro (UDMP) and Unifi USW- POE. Despite the fact that the switch is only SFP at 1G, there are no issues or dropped packets.
In my ubiquiti UDM Pro and ubiquiti switch, it does not work. There is no connection between the two devices.
Unfortunately, this is a forum issue on the UDM Pro side, as evidenced by posts dating back as far as five months. br>br>Even if you manually reduce UDM Pro's SFP port to 1G, the switch still disconnects every few seconds. I had to order Ubiquiti's own 1/g SFPs as well as fiber LC to LC cable from them.
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This was purchased to connect my Netgate 6100 router, which runs pfSense, to my Ubiquiti USW-100 wireless access point. SFP ports provide 150 watts of power to the switch. I can attest to the fact that the number 0 is correct. For both of these devices, a 5m cable can be used in 1g SFP mode. (On the switch, port 9 is used, and on the Netgate 6100 router, port ix3 is used. ) Both are set to auto-negotiate, and everything works right out of the box. THE PRODUCT IS AMAZING. If I ever need more, I'll purchase more.
This is how you connect a Unifi UDM Pro to a USW-based router. Aggregation is necessary due to the fact that the 0. Ubiquiti's 5m DAC cable isn't long enough to connect the two. the USW- AGG is used to connect to other home network switches as a downlink. It works fine, and it appears to be receiving the full 10 Gbps speeds.
On my computer, I have XCAT installed. Next week, I'll be installing a 10G capable TrendNet switch, and this DAC cable will connect the NAS to the switch.
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