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Is that true of the ubiquity? I didn't think they required branded SFPs, they don't on some of their other hardware. Similarly for mikrotik. I usually find th
by StillBored 6y ago
Is that true of the ubiquity? I didn't think they required branded SFPs, they don't on some of their other hardware.
Similarly for mikrotik.
I usually find that companies with "licensable" features on their hardware are the ones locking their SFPs to their switches/etc in an effort to enforce what is basically a port license (aka buy our $80 SFPs instead of the generic ones we are rebranding so we can make $ on your port usage vs just adding a $$$/port license fee).
- pdimitar 6y agoI haven't started redoing my home network in 10Gbps yet but after scanning forums for a few weeks (back in the summer), I've seen many people say that Mikrotik switches work without any issue with several non-Mikrotik DACs (not sure I'm remembering the abbreviation well but it's a small device that converts from SFP+ to 10Gbase-T Ethernet cable).