Figure 21: Invalid 10Gbps Trunk Of Only One Link; Figure 22: Invalid 10Gbps Trunk With Both Fiber Optic Transceivers And At-Sp10Tw Direct Attach Cable; Figure 23: Invalid Trunk With Both 10Gbps Transceivers And 40Gbps Or 100Gbps Transceivers - Allied Telesis AT-x950-28XSQ Installation Manual

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Chapter 2: Virtual Chassis Stacking
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10Gbps
Figure 21. Invalid 10Gbps Trunk of Only One Link
As mentioned earlier, a 10Gbps trunk can have either fiber optic
transceivers or AT-SP10TW direct attach twinax cables. However,
a trunk cannot have both types of cables. An example of this type
of invalid trunk is shown in Figure 22.
Fiber optic cable
Figure 22. Invalid 10Gbps Trunk with Both Fiber Optic Transceivers and
AT-SP10TW Direct Attach Cable
The links of a stack trunk must all be the same speed. Thus, a
stack trunk cannot have both 10Gbps links and 40Gbps or
100Gbps links. Figure 23 is an example of an invalid trunk with
links of different speeds.
Figure 23. Invalid Trunk with Both 10Gbps Transceivers and 40Gbps or
AT-SP10TW Direct Attach Cable
10Gbps
100Gbps Transceivers
40Gbps or
100Gbps

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