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41 minutes ago, Superdad said:

 

"Compatibility list" is really not necessary.  All you need to do--if you wish to use a pair of SFP+ fiber optic transceivers in a device whose SFP port is 1Gbe-only (such as EtherREGEN, opticalModule, opticalRendu, etc.)--is to be certain that the cage at the OTHER end (switch typically) is also a 1GBe-only SFP port and is NOT a device that supports 10GBe (so-called "SFP+ port"). The connections are all electrically the same between SFP and SFP+. And the transceiver modules themselves do not negotiate anything. It is all about the devices you plug them into!:D

But 1Gb SFPs won’t do 10Gb in 10Gb ports. 

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8 minutes ago, JohnSwenson said:

See the post Alex shared. It talks about the pin on the connector that is grounded on the SFP, an SFP+ port can apply a pull up on that port, when SFP is inserted it will be pulled down, an SFP+ will not pull it down so the switch can if it wants to, switch the speed. A switch with SFP+ port is free to either run at just 10Gb, have an external mechanism to change the speed (physical switch, web page configuration etc) or use the above property of SFP modules.

 

John S.

That’s what I was looking for. It would seem rather dumb if I could put an SFP in an SFP+ port and have it try to send at 10Gb with all kinds of issues rather than go down to 1Gb. 
 

Thanks John. 

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