And you're asking what TXM ADM is ? Seems to me it's either a bunch of CWDM SFP's (in a portchannel) in your switches which you connect to your dark fiber or perhaps an external machine which does the long wave communication for you ?
AFAIK in a 9506 you can plug in CWDM SFP's and use them to communicate over 60km at 4Gbps rate, so why are you at 2Gbps ?
If this TXM ADM thingy of yours is a separate machine, it could be a Cisco 9222i or something, or a Brocade/McData/CNT thingy...
Please be a little more specific about what you're trying to find out.
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April 24th, 2008 08:00
Could you please provide a little more information into exactly what you are asking about and what you are looking to find out?
Thank you.
wishtobeMrEMC
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April 24th, 2008 20:00
as per plan,
site A site B
cisco 9506 4x2gb FC --- TXM ADM -------------------------- TXM ADM ---- cisco 9506
[dark fiber]
60km
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AFAIK in a 9506 you can plug in CWDM SFP's and use them to communicate over 60km at 4Gbps rate, so why are you at 2Gbps ?
If this TXM ADM thingy of yours is a separate machine, it could be a Cisco 9222i or something, or a Brocade/McData/CNT thingy...
Please be a little more specific about what you're trying to find out.