fiberoptics

the following link may be helpful. 802.11ac vs 802.11n - What’s the difference between the Wi-Fi standards?

I think the answer is "yes"

Look forward to snowing...

I choose light side.

get another switch to see if the problem still exists.

Have a new one

This article tells how to setup a long distance wifi bridge. It may help. How to Setup a Long Distance WiFi Bridge

Spiceworks is my choice.

I have not used Dell original switch but used the third-party Dell switch. Really good!

only got 600. Need more practices

Begin Again. One of my favorite.

the support matix: http://http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02605446/c02605446.pdf

thanks,it is a useful warning,at the same time,i will more concern about whether the other series of HP switches have this situation too.i will keep concerning on the new discovery.

it is said that HP released a patch to allow 3com SFP's to work in some HP switch,but it doesn`t mean it will work for every switch,it seems to depend on your fortune. here is a support matix of some of the HP switch, although your recent switch 1910-48g is not in this sheet,but if u keen to buy HP switches,i think it will help u in future.

hi,i`m trying to connect one building to another over fiber. there is a router and a switch,both of them are cisco`s products,892&2960,and they have the sfp fiber module.but the cisco router does not have a fiber port so I had to use a sfp interface to transform the fiber to Ethernet.i tried to set the sfp interface to switch port access,but it gives an error:i`m trying to get the switch in building A to link to the router in building B.and the problem is i`m using the sfp transceiver module and it's also in an expansion slot on the router and switch and not actually attached to one of the ports on the switch and router.i have no idea about it ,pls give me some advises if u have a better idea.thanks!

looking forward to it ,but it seems a long time to be realized in the real world but not the lab.