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SFP port protection

andrei.goncalves
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‎10-27-2009 05:39 AM - edited ‎03-06-2019 08:19 AM

Hi There,

is there any kind of SFP port protection when there is no SFP connected to the port ?

I'm worry about creating some damage to does ports because they're open...

Thanks.

Andrei.

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Reza Sharifi
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‎10-27-2009 06:22 AM

Andrei,

You can use port dust cover plugs to protect them.

Here is link to it:

http://www.cablesandkits.com/cisco-sfp-port-dust-coverplug-p-1672.html

HTH

Reza

datacenter
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In response to Reza Sharifi

‎10-27-2009 06:29 AM

Thanks a lot !

5 point for you :)

Andrei.

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Leo Laohoo
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‎10-27-2009 02:13 PM

Hi Andrei,

Take the SFP module out of the appliance and put it into a non-static bag.

This will prevent any physical damage or theft ... or a phenomenon called "e-bay". ;)

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