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Dairusire

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#315116 14-Jun-2024 16:03
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Located Hastings

As above, these were pulled out working from our environment as we upgraded our stack. 

 

Will throw in a couple 10Gb SFP's for good measure, or 25Gbe, whatever is really available lol. 

 

Call it $450 for both plus shipping. 

 

 


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  #3249045 14-Jun-2024 16:09
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These are bulletproof switches for anyone with a use for them!





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  #3249098 14-Jun-2024 16:27
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Do they require a subscription or anything, or just a normal switch?




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  #3249103 14-Jun-2024 16:40
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fritzman: Do they require a subscription or anything, or just a normal switch?


No these switches do not require a subscription, and as others have said they are bullet proof, just be aware you need HP/Aruba signed SFP modules and that includes DAC cables, although there are plenty of 3rd party cables and modules that are appropriately signed

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  #3249143 14-Jun-2024 19:50
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nztim:

 

These are bulletproof switches for anyone with a use for them!

 

 

 

 

So you can use it as a body armour once WW3 breaks out?


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  #3249144 14-Jun-2024 19:50
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No subscriptions required. For SFP+ transceivers I use FlexOptix (https://www.flexoptix.net/)

They send them out pre-programmed for the device you are using (HPE,SonicWALL,Cisco,Mikrotik,etc) then link them with 800nm multimode fibre

DAC cables I only use certified Aruba when linking two HPE Aruba switches togther





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  #3249929 17-Jun-2024 13:48
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These are Sold :) 

Thanks again GZ


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