Whether a 40G port can be broken into 4x10G is dependent on the
router/switch hardware and the optic you use. Good news is that most 40G
ports are capable of being broken out into 4x10G, since a 40G port is
usually operating as 4x10G internally anyway to the ASIC. The QSFP you'll
need would be a
And apparently fire. I wasn’t going to chime in but one of my providers
*just* alerted us to an electrical fire in a Minneapolis pop causing loads
to failover to ups. Unknown whether weather conditions contributed to the
incident. PZ
On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 09:25 Naslund, Steve wrote:
> >To the
Hi,
Some quick terminology to be clear, AWS uses the term "Direct Connect"
whereas MS Azure uses "Express Route". Right now, max link bandwidths
each:
- AWS Direct Connect: 10G.
- Azure Express Route: 100G (though I'm unsure this is available in
every location)
- GCP Dedicated Interconnect:
I'll second Martijn's comment and add this: Never choose "Next Available."
It's the easy route up front but painful the rest of its life. We started
predetermining where we wanted each of our xconnects (regardless which colo
company) and submitting the port numbers with tickets / Equinix
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