[c-nsp] Connecting Cisco 3560G to Ceragon Wireless Back Haul viaGigE SFP

Aaron Riemer aaronis at people.net.au
Mon Aug 27 02:59:05 EDT 2007


Hi, 

What is the length of the fibre cable? I assume we are talking LC-LC here if
they are SFP's. The minimum distance for those gbic's is 2M. 

Cheers,

Aaron.
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[mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Raymond Macharia
Sent: Monday, 27 August 2007 2:35 PM
To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: [c-nsp] Connecting Cisco 3560G to Ceragon Wireless Back Haul
viaGigE SFP

Hello list,
The cisco switch is running bare bones configs. The cragon wireless is a
bridge with a GigE SFP module, multimode.
I am also running with a multi mode cisco sfp
When I connect the two together the back haul equipment's GigE interface
lights up as it should but the Cisco switch remains unresponsive.
all interfaces are unshut and they are set to access mode as well but no
response. Debug shows no info at all neither does the logs or SNMP. it
remains as though nothing is connected.
Anyone come across a similar situation. I am using a Cisco GLC-SX-MM= SFP on
the switch. For the back haul I tried both the Cisco SFP and a generic one
with the same results.

Best Reagrds

Raymond Macharia

On 8/18/07, Raymond Macharia <rmacharia at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello list,
> I am trying to connect the two switches together for some migration and
> they do not connect via the SFP using fiber. however when I connect using
> the RJ45 port with copper media it connects without an issue. bot switches
> are on auto speed and auto negotiate and no "fancy" configs on either,
just
> pure default clean switches.
> Has anyone encountered this issue even if its with another non-cisco
> switch
>
> best regrads
>
> --
> Raymond Macharia




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Raymond Macharia
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