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I’m using Observium Enterprise and it seems to think this port is 1g (port speed is displayed as 1Gbps) , clicking on the data button shows the following for int speed, and int hight speed. Are these the right values for a 10g port?
fSpeed=>1000000000 ifHighSpeed=>1000
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This will happen is you have a 1gbps SFP / connection. It will show actual connection speed. Verify at the device you actually have 10gbps connection.
Thank you,
Tony Marquardt Network Operations Coordinator Kern County Superintendent of Schools V: 661-636-4545 E: tomarquardt@kern.org
From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Jeffrey d'Ambly Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2015 1:03 PM To: observium@observium.org Subject: [Observium] TenG port shows up as 1g
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I'm using Observium Enterprise and it seems to think this port is 1g (port speed is displayed as 1Gbps) , clicking on the data button shows the following for int speed, and int hight speed. Are these the right values for a 10g port?
fSpeed=>1000000000 ifHighSpeed=>1000
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Jeffrey d'Ambly
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Tony Marquardt