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Patrick Burrell
> 3 dayThis product worked very well! I would buy another one if I needed it...
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Mr C
> 3 dayThese work great and I will get more when needed.
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KT
> 3 dayDoes the job and negotiated at 2.5Gb on my Ubiquiti gear that doesnt officially support 2.5.
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Devin B. Hedge
> 3 dayDidn’t work in a Ubiquiti STP+ port. Worked great in a Juniper STP+ port.
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TigerFire13
> 3 dayOrdered the 1.25/2.5/5/10GBase-T: 30m variant. Works in my Aruba S2500-24P switch, and negotiates 10gb/s when connected to my desktop PC that also has a 10gb/s network port. Also works in my Intel X520-SR2, after enabling unsupported SFP+ devices. Tested with Truenas Core (FreeBSD), while connected to a 1gb/s RJ45 port of the previously mentioned Aruba S2500. Yes, this particular SFP+ module negotiated down to 1000base-t (1gb/s), and seemed to function fine. The point of this test for me, is that it means I can use an Intel X520 card in my opnsense (freebsd) router, with this SFP+ module to connect to my ISPs Gigapoint 803G ONT (1gb/s RJ-45 port), and a 2nd fiber SFP+ module to feed my aruba switch / LAN.
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Stephen Bugge
> 3 dayCables worked as advertised.
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John Grasso
> 3 dayJust plugged it in and off to the races. Super easy. No fuss at all. May pick up some more.
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Steven
> 3 dayCAN NOT WORK WITH HP ProCurve 2520G-8-PoE Switch (J9298A)
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Brad Murray
> 3 dayI connected the module to a mikrotik CSS610, with the other side on an Asus Z690 MB that supports 2.5GBE. With no additional configuration, both sides auto-negotiated at 2.5G.
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Ryan
> 3 dayDespite the description saying these are compatible with Ubiquiti UniFi, they are not. Link negotiates to 10gb but does not pass traffic. Swapped this out for a Unifi branded 10gig copper SFP, and it worked immediately.