SFP Configuration

Updated on 30 Mar 2022
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To change speed manually

Access the page Port ▶SFP ▶Configuration.
Select the desired connector to obtain the detailed dialog: SFP-X Configuration.
Clear the Automatic check box if selected. (This option is selected by default.)
The three speed options appear.
Select the appropriate option.
Click Apply.

For more information on specific parameters, refer to the following table.

Port ▶SFP ▶Configuration

Parameter	Description
Present	An indication of whether or not the SFP is present. Available options are: Green: The SFP is present Red: The SFP is not present
Connector	The physical connector used by the port
Speed	The speed supported by the SFP Automatic: Allows the SFP port to operate at the best speed determined via auto-detection. Clear this box to manually select a speed for this SFP. 100 Mbps/1 Gbps: Forces the SFP port to operate at the selected speed. Note: The available override speeds are dependent on the model. Each optical SFP port can operate at the 100 Mbps supported on all SFP ports.

Parameter

Description

Present

An indication of whether or not the SFP is present. Available options are:

Green: The SFP is present
Red: The SFP is not present

Connector

The physical connector used by the port

Speed

The speed supported by the SFP

Automatic: Allows the SFP port to operate at the best speed determined via auto-detection. Clear this box to manually select a speed for this SFP.
100 Mbps/1 Gbps: Forces the SFP port to operate at the selected speed.

Note: The available override speeds are dependent on the model.

Each optical SFP port can operate at the 100 Mbps supported on all SFP ports.

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