It turned out to be a bad manufactured cat7 which pin 7 was missing. This
makes the cat7 run at 100Mbps! We use hundreds of these double-shielded
outdoorcat7s on our towers and never had an issue!
On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 10:59 AM Mimbres Communications
wrote:
> What's it connected to on the copper side? The F-POE does not support
> 10/100baseTX Ethernet.
>
> Is this an indoor or an outdoor application?
>
> On Wed, Sep 25, 2019 at 7:27 AM Clay Stewart
> wrote:
>
>> Been working an issue for couple days, thinking we had a fiber run issue
>> in new run, lateral, SFP, etc...
>>
>> But emulating the setup on a table, I find the issue is the gen2 is
>> connecting 1g on fiber end, and 100Mbps on cat5 side and NOT passing any
>> traffic.
>>
>> Anyone have any experience with this? We have dozens of 1st gens setup
>> for years with zero issues using same SFP and setup.
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