10G uplinks

[sakita]

There are various types of 10G switches with at least two SFP+ ports, and the price is also very nice, like Ubiquiti ES-48-Lite (2 SFP+), D-Link DGS-1510-28X (4 SFP+), FS S3800-48T4S (4 SFP+), etc.

And which of those switch support high voltage to power backhaul link ?

...and handle 55° C temperatures?

[jowang]

The FS S3800-48T4S is specified to operate well between 100-240V AC, and it is better not to exceed 55° C.

[Dave]

The FS S3800-48T4S is specified to operate well between 100-240V AC, and it is better not to exceed 55° C.

this is not a POE switch

[jjonsson]

I hope future switches would have 2.5 Gbps / 5 Gbps ports....
(2.5Gbps over Cat 5e, 5Gbps over Cat 6.)
With 2.5 Gbps over existing cables (TOUGHcarrier) on the tower it's a huge timesaver. We don't need to pull 48V + fiber to feed high bandwidth PtP links that we hopefully will see a lot of in 2018....

[ginovilla]

Not my favorite, but Netgear has a Nbaset Switch thats POE and has 2 10G uplinks

http://www.netgear.com/business/product ... m4200.aspx

[sirhc]

Not my favorite, but Netgear has a Nbaset Switch thats POE and has 2 10G uplinks

http://www.netgear.com/business/product ... m4200.aspx

Netgear does not make any "passive" POE switches so they will not power WISP equipment like UBNT, MIMOSA, IGNITE, Cambium, and so on.

Netgear switches provide 802.3af/at "active" POE only.

To power WISP type equipment you need "passive" POE not active 802.3af/at POE:
UBNT airMAX radios need 24V passive POE.
UBNT AFX needs 24V, 48V, 24VH, or 48VH passive POE depending on cable length.
UBNT airFIBER 5/24/24HD radios need 48VH passive POE
MIMOSA needs 48V or 48VH passive POE depending on cable length and radio
Ignite needs 24V, 48V, 24VH, or 48VH passive depending on the radio
Cambium needs 24V, 48V, 48VH passive POE depending on the radio

[CWDylan]

I just wanted to give this a little bump and see if Q1 or early Q2 of 2018 is still accurate. We are too excited for some 10g Netonix.

[Dave]

I just wanted to give this a little bump and see if Q1 or early Q2 of 2018 is still accurate. We are too excited for some 10g Netonix.

yes

[jakematic]

yes

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[wtm]

Anything new on a date for getting the 10 gig port models?