+1In regards to CRS317, is LACP support going to be implemented on hardware level?
I am also super interested to know about hardware LACP, as well as G.8032v2 support.+1In regards to CRS317, is LACP support going to be implemented on hardware level?
care to reply to this one, normis?
Nice design for this box, good job Will there be a white version at some point?- new dual-band hAP ac lite tower, $49.95
Maybe better CRS317-1G-12X-4S+IN ac.Now there needs to be something like a CRS317-1G-10X-6S+IN ac.
Yes, X would be the logical code choice to indicate 10GBase-T.What is the meaning. X?
10ge copper interface?
And AC if for what
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I could if I get my hands on one ...You can check that by setting the "all ports switched" checkmark in the switch chip config and see if it sticks.
On some router models it does, on most it doesn't.
Great news! Switching through poe-in port gives us high packet rate up the tower without killing the cpu.we will post block diagram soon. basically switch includes all 5 ports, and there is 2Gbit connection to CPU
The new CRS with 16 10G will be a very nice start if price/features equals upp.- new CRS317 with 16 x SFP+ ports, coming Q2/17
This completes CRS family
Personally I don't se the benefit of coper ports. The benefit of sfp ports is that it should be cheaper to manufacture because no interface needs to be attached. Then you choose what you want and the sum should be around buying with ports from start.Maybe better CRS317-1G-12X-4S+IN ac.Now there needs to be something like a CRS317-1G-10X-6S+IN ac.
I am confused about that as well... Buying a device with 12-24 SFP ports and then plugging in many copper SFPs to use it with copper ethernetIt will not be cheaper. An inexpensive gigabit SFP costs 30 bucks.
The ones I found were limited to 30m length, apparently 10GBase-T requires 4-8W of power which SFP+ can't provide.... Will you also start offering your own 10GBASE-T SFP+ module to support Cat-6a copper runs? Cheapest 10GBASE-T module I've found is about $370, with many wanting $500+.
All new devices looks pretty neatNice design for this box, good job Will there be a white version at some point?- new dual-band hAP ac lite tower, $49.95
LHG5 IS dual chain, but not gbit.I'm still missing LHG 5 dual chain & gbit
FinallyAs you can see, there are two power LEDsFantastic news about the CRS SFP+ - any news about power for this device? Any chance of having dual power supplies?
Also great news about the CCR1009
Well done
I'm pretty sure very few people are going to be using copper with these. Which then makes sense with different types of fiber sfp options.I am confused about that as well... Buying a device with 12-24 SFP ports and then plugging in many copper SFPs to use it with copper ethernetIt will not be cheaper. An inexpensive gigabit SFP costs 30 bucks.
for sure will be more expensive than having a dedicated copper port device with a couple of SFP for the fiber connections if required.
Sure it is more modular, and it may be easier for the manufacturer. (no separate models with different mixes of copper/SFP)
If it's all SFP+ of course, because it would not be economical. That's the point.I'm pretty sure very few people are going to be using copper with these. Which then makes sense with different types of fiber sfp options.I am confused about that as well... Buying a device with 12-24 SFP ports and then plugging in many copper SFPs to use it with copper ethernetIt will not be cheaper. An inexpensive gigabit SFP costs 30 bucks.
for sure will be more expensive than having a dedicated copper port device with a couple of SFP for the fiber connections if required.
Sure it is more modular, and it may be easier for the manufacturer. (no separate models with different mixes of copper/SFP)
More interesting idea: CRS317-11G-4X-2S+IN acMaybe better CRS317-1G-12X-4S+IN ac.Now there needs to be something like a CRS317-1G-10X-6S+IN ac.
Maybe the chip would even support CRS317-41G-4X-2S+RMMore interesting idea: CRS317-11G-4X-2S+IN acMaybe better CRS317-1G-12X-4S+IN ac.Now there needs to be something like a CRS317-1G-10X-6S+IN ac.
I was kind of getting at why buy a device at this and shove copper in it. Doesn't make sense.If it's all SFP+ of course, because it would not be economical. That's the point.I'm pretty sure very few people are going to be using copper with these. Which then makes sense with different types of fiber sfp options.I am confused about that as well... Buying a device with 12-24 SFP ports and then plugging in many copper SFPs to use it with copper ethernetIt will not be cheaper. An inexpensive gigabit SFP costs 30 bucks.
for sure will be more expensive than having a dedicated copper port device with a couple of SFP for the fiber connections if required.
Sure it is more modular, and it may be easier for the manufacturer. (no separate models with different mixes of copper/SFP)
+1 for MC-LAG / 802.1aq or similarVery cool!
Any chance the CRS317 will support MC-LAG / 802.1aq or similar, along with the rest of the CRS line?
I was kind of getting at why buy a device at this and shove copper in it. Doesn't make sense.If it's all SFP+ of course, because it would not be economical. That's the point.I'm pretty sure very few people are going to be using copper with these. Which then makes sense with different types of fiber sfp options.I am confused about that as well... Buying a device with 12-24 SFP ports and then plugging in many copper SFPs to use it with copper ethernetIt will not be cheaper. An inexpensive gigabit SFP costs 30 bucks.
for sure will be more expensive than having a dedicated copper port device with a couple of SFP for the fiber connections if required.
Sure it is more modular, and it may be easier for the manufacturer. (no separate models with different mixes of copper/SFP)
+1+1 for MC-LAG / 802.1aq or similarVery cool!
Any chance the CRS317 will support MC-LAG / 802.1aq or similar, along with the rest of the CRS line?
Distributors have the sales info, the suggested price is $399 and yes, it can forward 160Gb/s wire speed.I can see this being used in my core networks and data centres. If you can get over 100GB total throughput this could be a amazing price. Anyone seen a price for this?- new CRS317 with 16 x SFP+ ports, coming Q2/17
This completes CRS family