[c-nsp] 3rd party Xenpak for 65xx
Blake Willis
cnsp at 2112.net
Fri Sep 22 10:47:15 EDT 2006
On Wed, Sep 20 2006, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
> Not true, service unsupported-transceiver enables third party XENPAKs as
> well. I have more than a few Foundry branded LR XENPAKs which only run
> with service unsupported and detect as:
>
> Te3/1 connected trunk full 10G bad EEPROM
> Te3/4 connected trunk full 10G bad EEPROM
Hmmm, when I tested a few (Mitsu, Agilent, etc), I couldn't even get
a CDP neighbor to show up:
Te2/2 disabled 1 full 10G unapproved
Te2/3 disabled 1 full 10G unapproved
Admittedly this was quite a while ago, and the lab box I was using
at the time was running either SXB or an early version of SXE (had one of
each, don't remember which one I was using that day, but probably SXE2 or
something as I don't recall SXB having 'unsupported transceiver' capability,
and I remember having some Sumitomo SFPs in the sup at the time that
worked). Good to know that with newer releases this behaviour has changed.
-Blake
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