Hello, Looking at EAP615GP-Wall or EAP615GP-Desktop datasheets, both seem quite interesting in hospitality when you want to provide one WiFi AP per room. When going this route, it is tempting to...

Both SFP are genuine TP-Link modules. I agree one of them or both may be faulty. I'm inclined to replace them with a more trustable external switch.

Steps to reproduce: - fill two non-adjacent SFP slots with SFP copper Gigabit modules - connect your PC to one of them - open switch web app - both SFP ports are displayed with the same blue mark...

Please find attached screenshot. Steps to reproduce: - download sysConfigBackup.cfg on disk - double click on sysConfigBackup.cfg (using file explorer) - text editor warns about invalid content (ie...

An addition to my original post: As much as I read articles warning against thermal issues with copper SFP+ modules, I've not read anything mentioning issues with SFP modules. I'll be curious to read...

@D-C Thanks for replying. In the shared screenshot, lengths associated with the copper SFP module are equal to 0. Is a device connected at the other end ? Said differently, can these lengths be used...