How to link two Network Switch with fiber cables

[@miz180]

Thank you for a straight to the point vid!

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[@NickyHarold]

Simple and to the point. Great work.

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[@maneeshparihar]

Thanks you have explained well... especially the BiDi part of the SFP connection .. and link aggregation and failover.. thanks

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[@adamalkebsi]

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[@skyengeh]

Thank you, very clear and concise.

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[@anhtaionline123]

First of all, thanks for this video, it's been really helpful for someone who doesn't know anything about SFP port as me. I have a question, how can I identify which SFP is suitable for my switch ? Is this depends on some conditions identified by the switch's manufacturer ?

[@Fastcabling]

You can check the switch’s datasheet or user manual. Some switches require vendor-specific SFPs (like Cisco, HP, etc.), while others can work with generic or third-party SFP modules.

[@robloxvempor]

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[@andylee9977]

great video I want to extend my router to another billing by fibre cable do you have video of that

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[@JaydenDCampbell]

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[@iftikharahmed171]

first of all thanks for this video, i need some help as i have to install 64 ip cameras thru 10 poe switches and two NVRs pls guide me how to connect (5)poe switches with on NVR thru fiber cable

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[@VladimirSaneeh]

Thanks a lot for the video!

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[@kman8600]

Hi ! I need to connect two switches that are 100m away from each other. The fiber cable is a 12 strand OM3. Should I match 2 colors for the strands , make the LC a connectors on each end and connect the SFP adapters in both ends ?

[@Fastcabling]

It depends on the SFP transceivers you have. If it is the BiDi transceiver, you just need single strand. Otherwise, cross connect two strands on both ends.

[@boneymaunduslim3838]

Thanks for this

[@Fastcabling]

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[@xxajayxx7930]

Hello can i use two multi-mode sfp to connect to two switch between them?

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, it'll work. However, the distance between the switches will determine whether multi-mode fiber is the best choice for your setup. Multi-mode fiber is typically used for shorter distances, up to a few hundred meters, whereas single-mode fiber is designed for longer distances, up to several kilometers. If the distance between your switches is greater than a few hundred meters, you may want to consider using single-mode fiber instead. Also, be sure to check the specifications of your switches and SFPs to ensure that they are compatible with each other. Some switches may require specific types of SFPs, so it's important to verify compatibility before making your purchase.

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[@emmanuelmandela4724]

How to configure manageable switches plz

[@Fastcabling]

You can either go through the console port which need to send the command to the switch or you can use the web browser built-in the switch to configure the switch. The manual will tell the default IP address of the web browser. You might need to set the IP address of your computer to match the subnet before you can access the web browser. Follow the manual to configure the switch since each producers could have different command set, but the general logic are pretty much the same.

[@sjnlim3925]

i have two manageable switch with sfp port.can i connect two switch using sfp with fibre cable and pass 4 vlan between them

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, the VLAN is L2 protocol. You can set 4 different VLAN to divide the network into 4 sections. Just make sure you have set the SFP ports to trunk, but not access port.

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[@عليالزرفي-م5ز]

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[@Fastcabling]

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[@ahsanali-me9so]

I have two different company switch how to configure switch to switch two fiber cable plz help.

[@Fastcabling]

If there is unmanaged switch, you don’t need to configure the switch. Physically link two switch will be fine. If it is the managed switch, you might need to set the subnet to put two switch in same subnet. Of cause, you also can configure the VLAN to divide the broadcast domain.

[@dhanushr207]

I am facing the same problem in my system there where 10 poe switches i connected all poe switch in series with use of LIU the loop will start from one switch and it ends with same switch it is like a ring network. When i connecting one end of the fiber optic cable in the sfp the camera getting online and when i connecting the another end of the cable then the video getting paused it was not showing anything in the monitor. Can you h ELP to resolve this problem

[@Fastcabling]

It wll not work unless your switch support ERPS - ring topology. While you connect the last switch to the first one, it create broadcast storm, and the resource will be used up. The ERPS can detect the redundant link and set it standby. While the primary link is broken, it will switch the connection to backup link.

[@story.algerien9646]

Haw i can conect 8 or 10 switch on serial whith fiber .tnx

[@Fastcabling]

You might want to pick the switch which support ERPS. Daisy chain all these switches and connect the last one to the first one. Basically you can set two fiber optic cable. One for the daisy chain, and another one for link the first switch and the last switch. Just make sure the ERPS is on, otherwise, it will create broadcast storm, and the topology will not work.

[@ManikSabina.28M]

Bro i need to solution, Repeater router to other router how to connect WiFi services though lan cable

[@Fastcabling]

There are several ways. The cable connection is most simple and reliable solution. If the distance is beyond 100 meters, you can use PoE extender or fiber optic cable. The wireless bridge or the mesh network could be the solution as well. It depends on the situation.

[@samsungi6892]

the pain is worth it.

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[@Sulicam]

Thanks, great video.

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