On 03/09/2014 22:03, David Farrell wrote:
On 02/09/2014 20:10, James Bensley wrote:
I've used hundreads with no issues at all (with both insertion/removal
and actual operation).
I've had a few 1000BaseT SFPs, both Cisco-branded and otherwise, where
the wee tab mechanism has broken and the 'release' isn't pushed in to
allow the SFP to slide out. I ended up having to push the 'release'
mechanism in with a screwdriver to pop the SFP out. Had to file those
SFPs in the bin.
Likewise. The copper SFPs seem to be a bit hit and miss TBH, in terms of
physical build quality and actual work-ing-ness, particular the tri-rate
/ autoneg style issues.
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