IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module

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IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module

The IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module is a cutting-edge solution designed for high-speed data communication. This SFP module enables 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections, delivering reliable performance for data centers, enterprise networks, and mission-critical applications where speed and reliability matter most. Engineered for seamless integration with a wide range of network equipment, the transceiver is optimized for plug-and-play deployments, helping IT teams accelerate upgrades and scale their infrastructure with minimal disruption. Built to withstand the demanding operating environments of modern data centers, this transceiver emphasizes low latency, consistent throughput, and robust error performance, ensuring that latency-sensitive workloads—such as virtualization, backups, and live data replication—proceed without interruption. Whether you’re modernizing an aging network or expanding a growing data center, the IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module is designed to deliver dependable 10G connectivity in a compact, hot-swappable form factor.

  • Blazing-fast 10 Gb/s performance: Delivers full-duplex 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity to support rapid data transfers between servers, storage arrays, switches, and other networked devices, enabling high-throughput workloads and responsive applications.
  • Flexible, plug-and-play SFP form factor: Designed for hot-swappable installation in standard SFP slots, minimizing downtime during upgrades and allowing easy reallocation of transceivers across devices as network needs evolve.
  • Reliability and durability for data centers: Built with high-quality components and rigorous manufacturing standards to withstand continuous operation in demanding data center environments, reducing maintenance windows and replacement cycles.
  • Versatile short-range fiber flexibility: Optimized for short-range links that connect adjacent racks or equipment within the same data center, helping to simplify cabling layouts and reduce material costs while preserving performance.
  • Cost-effective scalability for growing networks: An economical option to upgrade existing 1G networks to 10G performance without requiring a full overhaul of core infrastructure, preserving existing investments while boosting capacity and efficiency.

Technical Details of IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module

Technical specifications are not provided in this description. For complete, UPC/SKU-based specifications, please refer to the supplier’s catalog or official product page. The following details summarize typical characteristics associated with 10GBase-SR transceiver modules in this form factor, providing a general reference for planning and comparison:

  • Product Type: Transceiver Module
  • Standard: 10GBASE-SR
  • Interface: SFP form factor (SFP transceiver)
  • Data Rate: 10 Gbps
  • Intended Use: Short-range links in data centers and enterprise networks

How to install IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module

Installing the IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module is designed to be straightforward and minimally disruptive. Follow these general steps to ensure a proper, reliable installation in compatible equipment:

  • Prepare the device: Power down or place the host device in a safe state following vendor guidelines before installing or removing transceivers to protect both the device and the module.
  • Access the SFP slot: Identify an available SFP slot on the switch, router, or server chassis that supports 10GBASE-SR transceivers. Remove any protective caps from the slot and the module if present.
  • Insert the transceiver: Align the IBM 10GBase-SR transceiver with the slot and gently slide it into place until it seated securely. You should feel a light click when the module is properly inserted; avoid forcing the module.
  • Connect the fiber cable: Attach the appropriate fiber optic cable to the transceiver’s connector, ensuring correct polarity and connector type as specified by your fiber infrastructure. Manage cables to prevent strain or bending that could affect link quality.
  • Power and verify: Restore power to the device and verify link status through the device’s management interface or CLI. Confirm that the interface negotiates to 10 Gbps and that the link remains stable under typical operating load.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is the IBM 10GBase-SR Short Range Transceiver Module used for? A: It is designed to provide high-speed 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity over short-range links, typically within data centers or campus environments, enabling fast interconnects between switches, servers, and storage systems.
  • Q: Is this transceiver hot-swappable? A: Yes. SFP transceiver modules are designed for hot-swapping in compatible devices, allowing upgrades or replacements without powering down the entire system.
  • Q: What kind of cabling does it require? A: Transceivers labeled as SR typically work with short-range fiber links. Use appropriate fiber cabling and connectors as specified by your network design and equipment requirements. Always follow the manufacturer’s installation guidelines.
  • Q: Will this module work with all 10G Ethernet switches? A: Most 10GBASE-SR SFP modules are designed to be interoperable with a broad range of switches and routers that support SFP transceivers, but cross-compatibility depends on vendor-specific implementation and firmware. Check the equipment’s compatibility matrix for confirmation.
  • Q: How do I troubleshoot a non-working link? A: Verify physical cabling and connector integrity, reseat the module, ensure proper slot compatibility, and check link negotiation settings. If issues persist, consult the device’s logs and the transceiver’s status indicators, and consider testing with a known-good transceiver to isolate the fault.

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