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I have an MX100 and MS225-24P running the latest stable firmwares (MX 13.28 and MS 9.37). I connected them together with a passive Twinax Cisco SFP-H10GB-CU1M (1 meter copper). I realize it's not officially "supported" - but I've seen other people ge...
I have a Linux server running an OpenVPN TUN server directly connected to an MX-84, and the MX is directly connected to the open Internet. The MX is almost entirely out of the box, very little configuration. The Linux laptop is on the default 192.168...
Yes, that's correct. I see now that SFP+ Twinax is not backwards compatible with SFP ports. The thing that still has me puzzled is that when I plug both ends of the Twinax into the SFP ports on the MX100... the link lights come on. Very weird. In any...
I guess that makes sense, assuming the Copper Twinax is not backwards compatible with 1Gbe?What's got me curious is, when I plug the transceiver into two ports on the MX, why do the link lights come on?
That did it! I'm 99.999% sure I did exactly that prior, but must have done something slightly wrong last time. For reference, I did the following:Security appliance > Configure > Addressing & VLANsAdd a Static RouteName = OpenVPNSubnet = 10.8.0.0/24N...
