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sdstech
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I need to know if the NetVanta 1550-24 can support 10GB SFPs in the four SFP slots

I need to know if the NetVanta 1550-24P can support 10GB SFPs in the four SFP slots

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jayh
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Re: I need to know if the NetVanta 1550-24 can support 10GB SFPs in the four SFP slots

sdstech
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Re: I need to know if the NetVanta 1550-24 can support 10GB SFPs in the four SFP slots

Does that mean it can do 40GB when all four SFPs slots are populated with 10GB SFP's.

jayh
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Re: I need to know if the NetVanta 1550-24 can support 10GB SFPs in the four SFP slots

Data sheet lists a maximum forwarding bandwidth of 128 Gbps for the 1550-24 model and 176 Gbps for the 1550-48. So, yes.

https://portal.adtran.com/pub/Library/Data_Sheets/Default_Public/6171015xxF1-8%20NV1550%2024_48.pdf

Crunching the numbers, counting both ingress and egress, this specification adds up exactly to the sum of the wire speeds of all physical ports.

24 x 1Gbps x 2 (ingress and egress) = 48 Gbps

4 x 10Gbps x 2 (ingress and egress) = 80 Gbps

48 + 80 = 128. So it does wire speed on all ports.

Counting ingress and egress separately is kind of cheating in my opinion, like claiming that a T1 is 3Mbps because it's 1.5 in each direction. But I guess that's the way they all do it. Bottom line, according to the spec sheet it's wire speed on all interfaces.