Ok, sorry I will rephrase my question. I'm not asking you to help me get modules from other companies to work properly. I fully understand that thats my own risk, but I would newer guess that SFP module can bring down whole switch to the non recoverable state. I went with Dell switch because I believed that I would be speared of these sort of issues.
In my opinion there must be some bug/non checked state in firmware, I would expect that if there is an error during communication than switch should report error in GUI and disable affected port.
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December 12th, 2017 09:00
Hi,
We have only validated our own modules, anything else may or may not work properly. Having the firmware up to date is recommended though.
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December 12th, 2017 10:00
Ok, sorry I will rephrase my question. I'm not asking you to help me get modules from other companies to work properly. I fully understand that thats my own risk, but I would newer guess that SFP module can bring down whole switch to the non recoverable state. I went with Dell switch because I believed that I would be speared of these sort of issues.
In my opinion there must be some bug/non checked state in firmware, I would expect that if there is an error during communication than switch should report error in GUI and disable affected port.