Yeah, that's pretty much it.
But to elaborate, we have a few 5-switch stacks, with a 10gb uplink in switches 1 and 5 connecting back to a pair of 6506's... one in T1/1/2, the other in T5/1/2. The NM's are C3KX-NM-10G's, which provide 4 ports, the descriptions of which are G1, G2/TE1, G3, and G4/TE2. So far, I'm only using the TE's as uplinks.
I now need to connect another switch (3750-TS) to one of the stacks. It's a fair distance away, so fiber is required. I put a 1gb sfp into G1 in switch-1, expecting that, since the only other thing in the NM is the 10Gb uplink is G4/TE2, this should work fine. However, the 1Gb port came up, while the 10Gb port went down.
I can find nothing to support why this happened. Am I to assume that I get either four 1Gb ports? OR two 10Gb ports? but not a mix? Preciate any links.
Thanks,
Mike
