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When I insert my Tripplite 1M DAC, the switch throws an error.  I known in other Aruba products you can surpress DAC compatiblity warnings. How is this accomplished on this switch line?  I rather reserve the warning signals for things that actually matter to me.

@CaptainPlanet The 1930 switch will support 3rd party optics, but has no way to turn off alerts for those optics.

Hello,

I got Cisco DAC Cable working, its listed as not supported in my Log.

Any chances to overwrite the error, as the switch blinks continously red?

 

Cheers

@Xeroxxx Unfortunately it's a 3rd party optic and can't be overwritten.

So its intended if you use a 3rd Party DAC the switch continously blinks orange?

Then I would like to do a feature request to acknowledge this warning/error without getting support for that.

 

Thank you

@Xeroxxx I had the same issue with a dac from my switch to my router. I ended up with two sfp+ transceivers from 10gtek. Cost $20 each so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one for the switch, then a short patch cable. Cost a little more but still not bad and has been working great.

Thanks. I'll be doing the same.
Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2020 10:59 AM
From: Archive User
Subject: DAC Error

@Xeroxxx I had the same issue with a dac from my switch to my router. I ended up with two sfp+ transceivers from 10gtek. Cost $20 each so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one for the switch, then a short patch cable. Cost a little more but still not bad and has been working great.

SO you mean the 10gtek DAC cables worked without any warning messages? Because in your next sentence you mentioned <<so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one>> so compatible one - which one? Also how long were they?

Thank you 

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Jim tsoutsouras
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2020 10:59 AM
From: Archive User
Subject: DAC Error

@Xeroxxx I had the same issue with a dac from my switch to my router. I ended up with two sfp+ transceivers from 10gtek. Cost $20 each so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one for the switch, then a short patch cable. Cost a little more but still not bad and has been working great.

Dell, Cisco and fs.com SFP+ transceivers all work. The DAC cables the same except they will flash a red error light, just ignore it.  I don't think people will be paying $100 for a "HP" DAC when the switch is only twice that. HPE ARUBA are really losing their market. Nothing special about this 1930 tbh. Unfinished firmware and a community with 200 members is a joke.

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TerrenceT Tibbs
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-28-2021 05:41 AM
From: Jim tsoutsouras
Subject: DAC Error

SO you mean the 10gtek DAC cables worked without any warning messages? Because in your next sentence you mentioned <<so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one>> so compatible one - which one? Also how long were they?

Thank you 

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Jim tsoutsouras

Original Message:
Sent: 10-14-2020 10:59 AM
From: Archive User
Subject: DAC Error

@Xeroxxx I had the same issue with a dac from my switch to my router. I ended up with two sfp+ transceivers from 10gtek. Cost $20 each so I could get an Intel comp one for the firewall and HPP/Aruba compatible one for the switch, then a short patch cable. Cost a little more but still not bad and has been working great.