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Changing Ports

Rawa Salah
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I have Cisco Switch Multilayer with the following specification : 

"Cisco WS-C3560G-24TS ) "


(Version : 12.2(44r)SE8


Serial Num : FOC1621V057

please that ports are 1Gig , Can I change some ports of this Switch to 10Gig ? and how ? please guide me


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InayathUlla Sharieff
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Rawa,

You cant do that.

Regards

Inayath

Joseph W. Doherty
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As Inayath has noted, the 3750G cannot be upgraded to support 10g.  (The was one model of that series that did support a single 10g port.)

If you want to support 10g, you'll need to look at newer devices.  Some of the newer devices have 10g ports standard, some as optional modules.  Usually 10g ports will require a external module, but there are some that will support just 10g copper.  Also, some of the new ports might be SFP+, which can support 1g or 10g.

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