[ietf79-tech] Please give us details on your needs for PIC's and SFP's...

[Xiaoliang Zhao]

Hi Warren,

Quite promising now with great help from Miya and other Juniper folks, and
Randy!

thanks,
Leon
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Warren Kumari <warren at kumari.net> wrote:

> Hi there Leon,
>
> Just checking in to see if you had managed to hunt down PICs and SFPs?
>
> W
>  On Oct 18, 2010, at 10:46 PM, Xiaoliang Zhao wrote:
>
> > Hi Chris,
> >
> >> 1. Will you need any short haul (SX) SFP's for communications between
> devices at the hotel?
> >
> > SX is fine, we have some here and IETF shipped some as well.
> >
> >> 2. What equipment will be on the Univ. side of the research link? Do you
> have the necessary hardware for that side? If so, what optics and frequency
> is being used? Part numbers of what's on that end, receive and send
> sensitivities would all also help. Other details would be nice, but will
> have to wait until the fiber is in, like span length and loss.
> >
> > It is a T640 with a GE port and LH SFP, SFP says:
> >
> >  Wavelength           1550 nm
> >   Fiber mode           SM
> >
> > Is it good enough for 20+ KM?
> >
> >> When do you expect this link to be available for testing?
> >
> > Next week.
> >
> >> 3. Same questions about the commercial link. Do you have the necessary
> hardware for that side? If so, what optics and frequency is being used? Part
> numbers of what's on that end, receive and send sensitivities would all also
> help. Other details would be nice, but will have to wait until the fiber is
> in, like span length and loss. When do you expect this link to be available
> for testing?
> >
> > I don't have any access to their network, so don't know an answer. But
> the manager told me he will look for SFPs with long range.
> >
> >> Bill Jensen (wej) will be arriving in Beijing on 10/24. If we can
> determine what's needed in the way of PIC's and SFP's and find them
> somewhere in the US, he can hand-carry them to you.
> >
> > It will be terrific!! If all possible, I want wej carry
> >
> > - 3x 4-port Juniper GE PICs
> > - 5x Juniper compatible SFPs which can do 20+ km (our team also start
> looking for loaning those SFPs, but more, better)
> >
> > I will treat wej a very good meal for that :)
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Leon
> >
> > From: chelliot at gmail.com [mailto:chelliot at gmail.com] On Behalf Of Chris
> Elliott
> > Sent: 2010年10月19日 10:14
> > To: Xiaoliang Zhao
> > Cc: <ietf79-tech at daedelus.com>
> > Subject: Please give us details on your needs for PIC's and SFP's...
> >
> > Leon,
> >
> > Please detail the number of PIC's you will need. Do you only need PIC's
> for the routers going in the hotel? Do you also need a PIC for the
> university side of the link?
> >
> > Please detail the SFP's needed:
> >
> > 1. Will you need any short haul (SX) SFP's for communications between
> devices at the hotel?
> > 2. What equipment will be on the Univ. side of the research link? Do you
> have the necessary hardware for that side? If so, what optics and frequency
> is being used? Part numbers of what's on that end, receive and send
> sensitivities would all also help. Other details would be nice, but will
> have to wait until the fiber is in, like span length and loss. When do you
> expect this link to be available for testing?
> > 3. Same questions about the commercial link. Do you have the necessary
> hardware for that side? If so, what optics and frequency is being used? Part
> numbers of what's on that end, receive and send sensitivities would all also
> help. Other details would be nice, but will have to wait until the fiber is
> in, like span length and loss. When do you expect this link to be available
> for testing?
> >
> > Bill Jensen (wej) will be arriving in Beijing on 10/24. If we can
> determine what's needed in the way of PIC's and SFP's and find them
> somewhere in the US, he can hand-carry them to you.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Chris.
> >
> > --
> > Chris Elliott
> > chelliot at pobox.com
> >
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