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  • 1.  A5120 upgrade with 10GbE module

    Posted Mar 18, 2017 11:53 AM

    Quick question since documentation is not clear: Is this modele hotplug upgrade on A5120 48-port switch?

    Thx,

    damiri



  • 2.  RE: A5120 upgrade with 10GbE module

    Posted Mar 21, 2017 05:34 AM

    It's not clear what is your question: are you asking if you can equip (not upgrade!) your HP A5120 48 ports Switch (presuming it is specifically the A5120 EI 48 ports with 2 Slots on the back, model number JE069A) with a module supporting not only hot plugging SFP+ Transceivers but also hot plugging itself or what else?

    If you own an HP A5120 EI Switch (24 or 48 ports, doesn't matter) that has 2 Slots on its back (called MOD1 and MOD2), those slots can be equipped with hot pluggable Interface Cards such as:

    • JD367A Interface Card with 2 SFP Slots (so for usage with SFP Transceivers and Cables)
    • JD368B Interface Card with 2 SFP+ Slots (so for usage with SFP+ Transceivers and Cables)
    • JD359B Interface Card with 2 XFP Slots (so for usage with XFP Transceivers and Cables)
    • JD361B Interface Card with 1 XFP Slot (so for usage with XFP Transceivers and Cables)
    • JD360B Interface Card with 2 10Gb-T (RJ45 Copper) ports (so for usage with Cat.6/Cat.6A 10GbE copper cables)

    Refers to updated documentations and QuickSpecs to see if those Interface Cards are - currently - the only ones still supported.



  • 3.  RE: A5120 upgrade with 10GbE module

    Posted Mar 21, 2017 05:59 AM

    Sorry for poorly forming the question :-). Question is: Is module which support 2 x SFP+ hotplug module for this switch? 

    Switch: JG237A

    Module: JD368B

    Thank you.



  • 4.  RE: A5120 upgrade with 10GbE module

    Posted Mar 21, 2017 09:01 AM
    Yes, it is.

    Interface Cards are hot pluggable (documentation is not *so* explicit about that...but statements like "Step 1: Power On the Switch" then "Step 2: Install Interface Cards, if required" are illuminating)...pay attention that there is a specific restriction: when (logical) IRF Port(s) is defined and it uses Interface Card's slot(s) as physical member ports...the Interface Card can't be hot (un)plugged (so it can't be removed/inserted during Switch operation).


  • 5.  RE: A5120 upgrade with 10GbE module

    Posted Mar 21, 2017 09:05 AM

    TNX.