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ahaa
Occasional Contributor
5 years agoThanks for your reply , the BD I used is N3000-2 I think.
The question has been solved after an external traffic generator was used.
The reason may be when i use 8x10 G mode the cable was linking QSFP A with QSFP B for a loop so the links were all up;while in the case of 4x25 G, the QSFP B is disabled actually, but the cable still was linking the QSFP A with QSFP B.
If I am wrong please let me know.
Thank for your reply again!
The question has been solved after an external traffic generator was used.
The reason may be when i use 8x10 G mode the cable was linking QSFP A with QSFP B for a loop so the links were all up;while in the case of 4x25 G, the QSFP B is disabled actually, but the cable still was linking the QSFP A with QSFP B.
If I am wrong please let me know.
Thank for your reply again!
ahaa
Occasional Contributor
5 years agoMaybe I was wrong on the understanding of 8x10G.
I found my BC is N3000-2 after checking my order,which means the BC is not supported for the mode of 8x10 G. And all ports were up in 8x10G may be only an illusion or a good fortunate.
- JonWay_altera5 years ago
Frequent Contributor
I did not test it before. So im not sure of the full impact of putting a 10G image into 25G card.