Hi,
We had an activation fail yesterday due to what I am told is interface limitations on the ISR 4331/K9 but I believe I am correct with my initial assumptions and equipment but would like to confirm.
Cisco 4331/K9
2 - SFP1G-LX-31 LC SFPs
The cabling requirements for the ISR were as follows:
One Copper RJ45 connection to the service provider
One of the SFP1G-LX-31 LC going to a Fiber Patch Panel which was servicing one room of the building
One of the SFP1G-LX-31 LC going to a second port on the Fiber Patch Panel which serviced a second room in the building.
I know one of the ports is either a RJ45 OR SFP interface but there were two others that could be SFPs.
I dont remember the exact interface port numbers but the top two ports could be either RJ45 or SFP (which I had planned to install one SFP in servicing room 1). The lower left interface port is RJ45 (which I had planned on connecting the service providers RJ45 to). The lower right is a SFP port (which I had planned to install one SFP in servicing room 2)
What I was told is that you can only have one SFP and one Copper connection on the 4331 so the second room could not be activated.
Is this correct?
