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Aruba 8400x-32y 32-port 25gb Sfp28 Module

Product Code: ga121159
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Customize your compatible Aruba network switch with this 8400X-32Y 32-Port 25Gb SFP28 Module. It includes 32 SFP27 slots that support 25 Gb/s fiber links.

For Select Aruba Switches 32 x 25Gb SFP28 Slots

General
Compatibility	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Input / Output	32 x 25Gb SFP28
Physical
Dimensions	16.6 x 11.9 x 1.7" / 42.2 x 30.2 x 4.3 cm
Weight	10.8 lb / 4.9 kg

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is port bonding supported on Mac?

A: Yes, Mac computers do support port bonding, which is ideal for the Sonnet Twin25G Thunderbolt Dual-Port 25Gb Ethernet Adapter.

Q: 2. What country are these made in?

A: This product is made in Taiwan.

Q: 3. Are the BD-R Shiny Silver DVDs inkjet printable?

A: No they are not. In general, in order to be inkjet printable, the product must specify being inket printable .

Q: 4. Has anyone managed to sync their Einstein strobes at greater than 1/250s using the PowerMC2 on the Einstein and MiniTT1 transmitter and AC3 Zone Controller on their Nikon D700 or D800 cameras? I can't figure out how to make the HyperSync work with this combination.

A: HyperSync results vary by camera and flash. For the Einstein, you need to set the flash to full power and it needs to be in color mode. If you have trouble with your specific setup, you can check the PocketWizard Wiki and/or contact PocketWizard directly for help. Both of those cameras should be able to sync over 1/250 in HyperSync with an Einstein.

Q: 5. What was brand name of internal BD-R did you used without problem?

A: I have since then upgraded to the Pioneer BDR-2209, but I had a Pioneer BDR-208M at that time. I never had any issues with the latter drive, I just bought the newer model for the extra features.

Q: 6. Hello, do you have the PocketWizard PowerMC2 using the Frequency version that is CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ? Because my PocketWizard TT1 and TT5 is adopting the Frequency CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ?

A: Unfortunately, we do not carry the CE frequency triggers. All of the Pocket Wizard transmitters and receivers we sell are made with frequencies for the USA market. We do not offer any Pocket Wizard (or related products) with the European frequency.

Q: 7. Can each thunderbolt port be connected to a different computer? So each computer gets one 25gbe port?

A: The ATTO Technology ThunderLink NS 3252 Thunderbolt 3 to 2-Port 25GbE (SFP28) Adapter (US Power Cord) supports 1 host computer connection, the other thunderbolt port would be for daisy chaining other thunderbolt accessories.

Q: 8. Do you carry the other Nvidia ConnectX-6 and ConnectX-5 SKUs?

A: Currently, the HP NVIDIA Mellanox ConnectX-6 Lx Dual-Port 25G SFP28 Network Interface Card is the only model we carry in that line of cards.

Q: 9. What is the best burner to use with these disks? I have the LG BH16NS40 Internal Blu-ray Writer and have experienced nothing but problems.

A: Hi Jake you are using the wrong writer, use a USB 3.0 external and you will see the difference,Piooner is the best choice.

Q: 10. Will this work on a M2 Mac Pro and a QNAP TS-1655?

A: The Sonnet Twin25G Dual 25G SFP28 PCIe Adapter Card (B&H # SOG25E2XE3) is compatible with the Apple Mac Pro M2, but the QNAP TS-1655 is not compatible with the PCIe card. A compatible option for the QNAP TS-1655 is the QNAP QXG-25G2SF-E810, B&H # QNQXG25SFE81 (https://bhpho.to/3ZvDsfX).

Michael	15/09/2024
I have been using these Blu-Ray discs for many years. Have burned over 400 between the 25GB & 50GB versions. Have not had one bad burn. (I only use them for image backup - not for movies). 5

anyonymous	05/09/2024
It's Verbatim. What could possibly go wrong? It's kind of like a no brainer. Just buy the darn thing! 5

Susan	04/09/2024
Verbatim is the only brand I use. B&H always has great prices. 5

Phillip	29/07/2024
I don't know if cleaning the lens, which I had neglected for too long, or the media itself made the difference, but it's nice to burn one after another without problems. With optical media, there's the nagging question of the underlying foundry, but with an established brand, you figure they're always trying to keep ahead of those problems and protect the brand reputation, since the online world of buyer feedback can be brutal. And the price is very reasonable. 5

Anthony	18/07/2024
These Verbatim disks are the only ones I am aware of that still use an inorganic, metallized recording layer - Verbatim's M.A.B.L or Metal Ablative Layer The M.A.B.L inorganic recording layer is reported to last much longer than the organic dye recording layer originally used in DVDs, and now being used to reduce the manufacturing cost of BD-R disks. In my experience cheap media are never a bargain unless you don't care about what's stored on them, so use these quality Verbatim media for trouble-free recording and long-life instead. 5

anyonymous	01/07/2024
I am using Verbatim DVD's for a long time. This is the second time I bought BD-R, and I also bought BD-RE's. They all work well. 5