Initially no, but after the most recent version (7.13), I need to force link speed to fixed. I haven’t tried mixed, only same transceiver on both ends, both with fixed I am on 7.13 and I can confirm that it does indeed start to work for me when I turn off auto-negotiation and configure the speed ma...

Initially no, but after the most recent version (7.13), I need to force link speed to fixed. I haven’t tried mixed, only same transceiver on both ends, both with fixed I am on 7.13 and I can confirm that it does indeed start to work for me when I turn off auto-negotiation and configure the speed ma...

For what is worth: after waiting and waiting, I gave up and searched for a different, low-power RJ45 transceiver. I bought one from fs.com (SFP-10G-T100, part number #154925, chipset Broadcom, and marked as Power: ≤1.8W) and that just worked when plugged into a CRS309. Another question, if I may. I...

I did Yes, it's expensive, but also it was the easiest (and possibly the cheapest) way to solve the one link I need at 10G over copper.

OK, thanks for confirming, and thanks for the hint about the product in the first place!

I bought one from fs.com (SFP-10G-T100, part number #154925, chipset Broadcom, and marked as Power: ≤1.8W) This looks great, but I have to ask, did you really pay $139 per adapter? That's what it's listed for at fs.com right now (the 100m version, which seems to be the only one with the low 1.8W ra...

I'm new to MikroTik and interested in feedback on this config I came up with for my use case. I asked this earlier on reddit but was hoping for more feedback than what I got there. I have two CRS309 switches. The goal is to connect them via a single ethernet cable that goes from a wiring closet on a...