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We have a countywide fiber connection project going on and for our buildings we are needing a 10gb connection between the buildings, &nbsp; One end will have a Cisco 10gb connection, &nbsp;the other building has 3com 4800G switches.<br />
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I would like to know if anyone is familar with the 3Com 4800G switches to tell me how I can sucessfully connect this switch via 10gb fiber connection to the other end being a Cisco switch. &nbsp;I am thinking that I need a &nbsp;3COM 3C17768 SWITCH 1-PORT 10-GIGABIT MODULE(XFP) plus the XFP-LX-SM1310 transceiver, but not sure if this will communication with the Cisco at the other end of the fiber. &nbsp;Are the XFP transcievers cross compatible?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
NR
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We have a countywide fiber connection project going on and for our buildings we are needing a 10gb connection between the buildings,   One end will have a Cisco 10gb connection,  the other building has 3com 4800G switches.

I would like to know if anyone is familar with the 3Com 4800G switches to tell me how I can sucessfully connect this switch via 10gb fiber connection to the other end being a Cisco switch.  I am thinking that I need a  3COM 3C17768 SWITCH 1-PORT 10-GIGABIT MODULE(XFP) plus the XFP-LX-SM1310 transceiver, but not sure if this will communication with the Cisco at the other end of the fiber.  Are the XFP transcievers cross compatible?

Thanks,
NR

3Com to Cisco Transceivers  10gb connection 4800G XFP

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