09-10-2021 09:00 AM - edited 09-13-2021 03:41 AM
I just want a faster connection between those two CBS250 switches instead of 1GbE copper cable?
As stacking seems not available, what else could work, VLAN, trunk?
If I plug-in a compatible 10Gtek SFP+ transceiver (each on port #1), the switch is no more reachable via 1GbE copper cable, all connected 1GbE-devices are no more reachable in our small offline-LAN incl. DHCP-router. PC got weird address 169.254.x.x., CBS250 status-LED on the lower left corner is blinking for over 5 minutes (still booting and self-testing?), a reset helped (with empty SFT+), but still no solution for a fiber interconnect. Latest firmware applied of course! Adding compatible fiber patch cable (factory assembled, cross, multi-mode, LC-LC, OM3, 30 meter) instead of 1GbE copper standard interconnect doesn't change the behavior.
What did I wrong? Should it work out-of-the-box or do I have to apply some magic tricks inside the switch-webOS-GUI before populating the SFP+ port? Should I unplug all 1 GbE device via copper cables before? Boot-up the switch with DHCP-router enabled or not?
Thanks & regards
PS: Is that where the price difference comes from between CBS250 and CBS350?
150 EUR more just for doubled MAC-addresses and stacking-option?
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09-22-2021 08:29 AM
Update:
It works, I got two Cisco CBS250-24P-4X interconnected, each with one single 10Gtek SFP+ SR Multimode Modul "AXS85-192-M3” in SFP+ port #1, plus compatible LC-LC OM3 50/125 multimode fiber patch cable.
Reason (I guess): Both switches are still unchanged on DHCP, BUT got same “static” IP-addresses every day beforehand via new DHCP-router!
You can close my request!
Thanks & regards
Rudi
09-10-2021 09:18 AM
If you have budget moving to higher level 350 or 5XX model get better outcome ?
on the side note : what kind of throughput you looking ?
09-13-2021 05:24 AM - edited 09-13-2021 05:26 AM
One single 10 GbE LC-LC-fiber connection between two CBS250 via SFP+ instead of a single 1 GbE copper cable via RJ45 would be sufficient as "outcome". Unless you say that an interconnect between two CBS250 via 10G SFP+ will never work...
What else are the SFP+ ports for?
So if I understand you correctly, the solution would be to enable "trunk" on SFP+ port #1 one each switch before populating it?
Or any else I have to enable or take care of before I try next?
09-22-2021 08:29 AM
Update:
It works, I got two Cisco CBS250-24P-4X interconnected, each with one single 10Gtek SFP+ SR Multimode Modul "AXS85-192-M3” in SFP+ port #1, plus compatible LC-LC OM3 50/125 multimode fiber patch cable.
Reason (I guess): Both switches are still unchanged on DHCP, BUT got same “static” IP-addresses every day beforehand via new DHCP-router!
You can close my request!
Thanks & regards
Rudi
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