How many modules of 4-port 1/10 GbE 10GBASE-T copper can be attached at ICX7450?
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08-16-2018 11:12 AM
How many modules of 4-port 1/10 GbE 10GBASE-T copper can be attached at ICX7450?
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08-16-2018 11:34 AM
The 7450 has 3 module slots. Each of those module slots can fit a 4x10GC module.
So you can get 12 total 1/10 GbE 10GBASE-T ports out of the expansion slots in addition to what you get in the rest of the chassis.
So you can get 12 total 1/10 GbE 10GBASE-T ports out of the expansion slots in addition to what you get in the rest of the chassis.
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08-16-2018 12:29 PM
And at the same time we can have 2-port 40 GbE QSFP+ for uplink or stacking in order to have 2 equipments in teh same cluster?
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08-17-2018 01:03 AM
The 7450 has 3 module slots, if there are 2 x 40G modules in the rear slots then there is only the front slot available for a 10G module.
If you have two units stacked using the rear 40G ports then you can put 10G modules in the front slots for a total of 8 10G ports across the two switches.
An alternative configuration would be to put a 4x10GF module in the front and use that for stacking and that would leave space for 2 10G copper modules in the rear of each switch.
There are a few options so I would recommend checking the hardware installation guide as all the details are in there.
If you have two units stacked using the rear 40G ports then you can put 10G modules in the front slots for a total of 8 10G ports across the two switches.
An alternative configuration would be to put a 4x10GF module in the front and use that for stacking and that would leave space for 2 10G copper modules in the rear of each switch.
There are a few options so I would recommend checking the hardware installation guide as all the details are in there.

