[j-nsp] non juniper SFP in MX(No virus check: scan engine not ready)

Brad Fleming bdfleming at kanren.net
Thu Feb 18 12:41:35 EST 2010


On Feb 18, 2010, at 2:08 AM, Georgios Vlachos wrote:

> Hello list,
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> I know non juniper SFP work in MX but would you be worried if you  
> they are
> not recognized at all by chassisd? Moreover show chassis hardware or
> pic-status does not list the SFPs at all. On the other hand the  
> links come
> up and forward traffic with no apparent errors. Would you feel  
> confident
> about it?
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> lab at MX960_ lab# run show log chassisd| last
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> .
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> Feb 16 15:50:10 pic_copy_port_info:Got cable_type for FPC 0 PIC 2  
> port 6
> cable num=0, str=
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We typically use vendor-endorsed SFPs for production / core / critical  
links. If need to cut costs on a project, we'll use 3rd party modules  
for interfaces servicing non-critical stuff (like local servers,  
secondary systems, testing networks, etc). While the cost difference  
isn't huge, sometimes a few hundred dollars could mean getting a  
project approved in my environment.
--
Brad Fleming


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