[c-nsp] QSFP to SFP+ over 300 meters: Can it be done out of box?
Lincoln Dale
ltd at aristanetworks.com
Fri Jun 21 05:08:45 EDT 2013
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Troy Lucero <troy at osihardware.com> wrote:
> Anyone care to comment on trying to go from a 40gig port to a 10gig port
> over 300 meters?
>
Yes its possible. No idea if Cisco offer it but certainly other vendors do.
Its not a IEEE 'standard' but it certainly exists, because there is demand
for it. The vendor that I work for ships:
- "40GBASE-XSR4" QSFP+: 40G over 300m OM4 MMF. Optically compatible with
10GBASE-SR.
- "40GBASE-PLRL4" QSFP+: 40G over 1km SMF. More cost effective than
40G-LR4
- (there is also 10GBASE-LRL SFP+ which is optically compatible with
10GBASE-LR up to 1km.)
cheers,
lincoln.
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