![]() I guess, failing all that, anybody got any good tips for pulling fiber through lots of EDIT: OLD construction? Anything rated to cheat through HVAC duct? Experienced Brocade Brigade- how far am I from the Dream? Ideally I'd bracket every MOCA bridge PTP link with SRJ10s, the 7150-24 on one end and a C12P on the other, stack everything into one logical switch and be informed, fat, and happy. ![]() In the latter case will the 7150 agree to stack with this port? I like accumulating toys but don't need $280 of unusable SFPs at the moment.a) 'link' at 10gbps full duplex even though they would effectively be rate-limited at 2.5gbps, or.Would a pair of Mikrotik S+RJ10 6-speed RJ-45 module for up to 10 Gbpss.What SFP would you recommend for this application?.Something in FastIron says, can stack if SFPs identify at 10gbps regardless of whether the link itself will sustain that speed (would never run in prod this way but it could work fine for the house, this is probably best-case for me).Something in fastiron says, can only stack if link speed 10gbps full duplex - sucks to be me.Wondering if I can flip this from stacking to regular mode to test the SFP slot. Ideas? Here's what the Stupid Idea Fairy has brought me so far: Copper SFP will happily move traffic when moved to 1/3/4 on the -24 but won't 'talk stack' on 1/3/3 over the same rest of the path. Can't get stack interactive to pick up the second c12p. (1/3/3 > Brocade 1G copper SFP > 2.5gbps MOCA bridge isolated (point to point, using it like a media converter > Brocade 1G copper SFP > 1/3/1). ![]() I'd now like to extend the stack to another C12P in another part of the house by way of a couple copper SFPs and a 2.5gbps MOCA point-to-point link. I have an ICX7150-24, with a 10g brocade optic 1/3/1 connected to an ICX7150-c12p via another 10g brocade optic and some glass. ![]()
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