Recently, EB-LINK announced that the free coding customization service for optical modules has been upgraded. The coverage has been expanded from Gigabit and 10G and above series to the full 100M SFP series. Users of mainstream brand switches can write codes according to order requirements and then ship them.
Why do we need to write code for 100M and 1000M?
The SFP ports of campus access switches and monitoring storage devices are generally subject to manufacturer verification. If the verification fails, the port will directly go down or report an unknown module, which is often exposed on the night of cutover. The unit price of 100M/Gigabit modules is not high, but due to the scattered points and large quantity, the labor cost of on-site inspection is higher. Writing the code in advance can basically eliminate this kind of risk. This is also one of the most common complaints in hybrid network transformation projects.
Service scope and process
- Supports free coding for mainstream platforms such as Cisco, Huawei, H3C, ZTE, and Ruijie
- CoverSFP 100M single mode dual fiber 20KM optical module,SFP Gigabit single mode dual fiber 10KM optical moduleOther models
- When placing an order, provide the switch model and original module information, and ship them one by one after verification by writing the code.
- After writing the code, retest the port identification and link traffic, confirm it is correct, and then label and package it.
Actual value to the project side
Unified coding means that spare parts pools can be merged, and the situation of mutual misunderstanding caused by mixed insertion of different batches is reduced; the after-sales side no longer needs to stock separately according to module brands. For general contractors and integrators, having a single supplier write unified code also makes the boundaries of responsibility for compatibility issues clearer.
The project team can call 0755-83179002 to submit a list of platform models. EB-LINK technology supports sample testing and confirmation before bulk shipment. It is recommended to pilot a small batch first and then purchase in large quantities.