10Gtek 10G SFP+ AOC Cable - 10GBASE Active Optical SFP Cable for Cisco SFP-10G-AOC5M, Ubiquiti, D-Link, Supermicro, Netgear, Mikrotik, ZTE Devices, 5-Meter

تكون فاهم

Got this 20M AOC set up with two Connectx-3 cards on both ends. Windows 10 in my desktop, Truenas Core running on an HP z440 at the other end. After a bit of trial and error swapping cards around in pcie slots and configuring s/r buffers, I was able to achieve bi-directional line speeds of 39.5Gbs using iperf3.

This 10Gtek Active Optical Cable (AOC) proved to be the reliable, high-speed connection I needed, especially after facing compatibility issues with other brands. Quality and Durability: The cable arrived meticulously packaged, protected in an ESD bag with caps shielding the transceivers and neatly secured by four Velcro straps. This attention to detail speaks to the overall quality of the product. The fiber optic itself is surprisingly flexible yet feels robust, contributing to the perceived durability. Although this was my first time managing fiber, I found it easy to handle and straighten out without worrying about kinking or damage. The transceivers inserted into the SFP+ ports smoothly and the pull tabs are sufficiently long, which is great for removal, even in my non-standard rack setup (though mine slightly hit the door, the fiber remained safely unbent). Performance and Compatibility: Where Direct Attach Copper (DAC) cables failed due to the TP-Link BE800 router's selective nature, this AOC cable worked flawlessly with the router and my Netgear managed switch. It provided the critical 10GbE link I was aiming for. Testing the data speed from a 2.5Gb client through the router and switch to my 10Gb server showed fast and stable results, hitting around 2300 Mbps down (with a slightly lower upload—I suspect a bottleneck in the server's existing CAT5e wiring, which is next on my upgrade list). This reliable, high-speed performance makes the AOC an exceptional solution for tricky hardware combinations. Value and Longevity: Given its superior quality, immediate compatibility, and successful high-speed performance where copper failed, this cable offers excellent value for money. Since it resolves a major compatibility issue while delivering stable 10G connectivity, I anticipate great longevity from this vital link in my network infrastructure. The overall look is clean, professional, and well-suited for rack installation. Highly recommended for reliable 10G links, especially when dealing with selective networking gear like the TP-Link BE800.

I used this to connect two Mikrotik CRS 510 switches at 100gbs. Working perfectly.

Even a 7G wireless connection didn't give a great speed between my lounge and my study. This cable was the next best thing. It works. I wish I was in a modern apartment that has this sort of stuff built into the walls.

Nice packaging, comes with several Velcro wraps to keep it tidy and dust caps to protect the transceivers. Bought the Cisco version since my NIC and switch are not vendor locked.