Network and System Admin

Jacob Durham

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HI...<br />
Jacob , what you have asked is correct. it SM- LC type 10G SFP.
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HI...
Jacob , what you have asked is correct. it SM- LC type 10G SFP.

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I need to make sure this is proper connection for what I need:<br />
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I'm currently running a GLC-LH-SM in a 3560.<br />
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I'm wanting to switch it to a 10G connector and I believe &nbsp;SFP-10G-LR is the correct SFP Module.<br />
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It's a Single Mode Fiber with an LC connector. Is that correct?
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I need to make sure this is proper connection for what I need:

I'm currently running a GLC-LH-SM in a 3560.

I'm wanting to switch it to a 10G connector and I believe  SFP-10G-LR is the correct SFP Module.

It's a Single Mode Fiber with an LC connector. Is that correct?

Cisco SFP compatibility

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