They are, at least through distributors - I recently quoted a XG2000C
and XG0448, and am in the midst of generating a PO for a XG0448 + CX4
modules for a small project.

Billy

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Matt Dexter
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 3:54 PM
To: casper
Subject: Re: [casper] 10 GbE cable and switches


Hi,

Much of the information I've entered at
   https://casper.berkeley.edu/wiki/Equipment_Cables
on the CX4 cabling the UCB's Radio Astronomy Lab still applies.
The WLGore IBN6800-3 part number is the one we've use for
Roach1 to Fujitsu switches.

We have a number of 3m WLGore copper cables we no longer use.
I'd need to verify with my management but perhaps we can arrange
a trade or sale or something...

The Fujitsu switches seem to work well.  But they, as well as
the CX4 interface more generally, are getting pretty old.
I don't know if Futjitsu is even still selling CX4 switches.

Matt

On Thu, 20 Oct 2011, Louis wrote:

> Hello all,
>
>                I've been looking into purchasing a 10GbE cable for a
ROACH 
> board. It has a Virtex 5 on it (I believe they're reffered to as ROACH
1 
> boards on the CASPER site). I would just like some advice with this. I
was 
> able to find a 3 meter cable at this site: 
> http://stordis.com/catalogue/product/s=wl-gore-sdgcabcx4283. I would
like 
> someone's 2 cents concerning the validity of this product, if  you
will. On 
> another note, does anyone have any recommendations concerning the
Fujitsu 
> switches? I wasn't able to find them on the site, but a little bit of 
> Googling revealed that they could rack up a price. Which switches are
other 
> people using for this set up?
>
> P.S. I plan on first using the cable and switch for the iADC tutorial
(number 
> 2, I believe) and then to move on to bigger and better things :)
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -- Louis Dartez
> (956) 372-5812
> Arecibo Remote Command Center Researcher
> Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy
> University of Texas at Brownsville
>
>
>


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