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'service unsupported-transceiver' not working in my case. &nbsp;<br />
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So looks like for this I need to get a SX, LX/LH, or ZX SFP GBIC modules? &nbsp;Are those easy to get?
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Great thank you. &nbsp;I just need to connect ISP LC cables into the router.
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ISP didn't make a drop yet. &nbsp; So not sure. &nbsp; Let me try to ask ISP. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have an older Cisco 7301 router from 2005; that I want to use in the new office as a temp solution.<br />
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It has 3 SPF GBIC ports. &nbsp;Can I use any SPF transceivers or only Cisco specific. &nbsp;I have few from Juniper 10GBASE 70C. &nbsp;<br />
Would that work?
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I have an older Cisco 7301 router from 2005; that I want to use in the new office as a temp solution.

It has 3 SPF GBIC ports.  Can I use any SPF transceivers or only Cisco specific.  I have few from Juniper 10GBASE 70C.  
Would that work?

&amp;#39;service unsupported-transceiver&amp;#39; not working in my case.  

So looks like for this I need to get a SX, LX/LH, or ZX SFP GBIC modules?  Are those easy to get?

Great thank you.  I just need to connect ISP LC cables into the router.

ISP didn&amp;#39;t make a drop yet.   So not sure.   Let me try to ask ISP.  Thanks.

GBIC SPF for the old router

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