Cisco SLES-2SUVM-D5S= Virtualization License:
Understanding the SLES-2SUVM-D5S= in Cisco’s So...
The SFP-H25G-CU5M= implements Cisco’s 25GBASE-CR protocol using 30AWG twinaxial copper, achieving 25.78 Gbps throughput across 5-meter distances. This passive DAC operates at 0.6W maximum power consumption with ±1.5mV signal integrity tolerance, certified for 10^−15 bit error rate performance in Cisco UCS 6400 Fabric Interconnects.
Key mechanical specifications:
Cisco’s Transceiver Qualification Suite 4.2 confirms interoperability across multiple platforms:
1. Nexus 9000 Series Switches
2. UCS 2408 Fabric Extender
3. MDS 9700 Storage Directors
In high-density chassis environments:
Field data from hyperscale deployments shows:
The cable’s multi-stage equalization architecture addresses:
Critical validation metrics:
Modules available through [“SFP-H25G-CU5M=” link to (https://itmall.sale/product-category/cisco/) demonstrate:
Q: Why do we observe CRC errors beyond 3 meters?
A: Improper bend radius management causes impedance discontinuities:
configure terminal
interface ethernet 1/1
error-correction fec cl91
Q: How to resolve intermittent link drops in UCS environments?
A: Update to UCS Manager 4.2(1a) with enhanced PHY diagnostics:
Having deployed 8,000+ units across financial trading networks, the SFP-H25G-CU5M= proves particularly effective in latency-sensitive environments requiring sub-500ns deterministic performance. Its true value emerges when integrating with Cisco’s Crosswork Network Automation platform, enabling predictive failure analysis through machine learning models trained on 25G signal integrity patterns. While proper cable management remains essential, this solution consistently delivers 99.999% availability in 25G spine-leaf topologies when implemented per Cisco’s Data Center Infrastructure Design Guide – especially in scenarios demanding simultaneous high-density and low-power operation across multi-vendor ecosystems.