Does anyone know
why is not possible to put a WS-X4712-SFP+E - module into an R-E chassis?
The module has
the same connection to backplane as the WS-X4748-UPOE+E
and this one
works in a R-E chassis.
I know the
restriction of Cisco that the 4712 is only supported in 4503-E, 4506-E,
4507+E and
4510+E, WS-X4448-GB-SFP, but why?
Are there
hardware-restrictions, is the backplane different?
The solution:
The reason is the
chassis itself.
The 4712 has a 48
gigabits per-slot capacity. You need the Sup 7E on the R+E chassis to achieve
the 48Gbps per slot in order to get a 2.5:1 over-suscription rate.
On the R-E
chassis, the 7E defaults to 24Gbps per slot, and the over-subscription ratio
increases to 5:1 which was considered unacceptable. Hence we have disabled the
working of the 4712 on R-E chassis. It is a chassis limitation.
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