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Upgrading to 2.5/5G so I no longer need these. They work perfectly as a firewall/router but could also be a VM host. Specs: Intel i7-8550U @ base 1.80 Ghz, turbo 4.00 Ghz 16GB DDR4 (supports up to 64GB) 120GB mSATA SSD SATA port with bracket mount for 2.5" drive (sata power cable not included)...

MCP-450-00003-0N

Pretty scummy

Has anyone tried the 09.0.00 release for the 7xxx series?

Yes, buying support for one model will get you access to all the recent firmware versions (EOS, EOS-2G, EOS64, vEOS, cEOS, etc).

Just look at the parts list at the bottom of the chassis pages. For example: Supermicro | Products | SuperServers | 2U | 6026TT-BTF Otherwise just check out the mobo page and look at the different chassis available and then look at parts lists. Super Micro Computer, Inc. - Products |...

Are you trying to use this motherboard on its own? These boards were originally intended to be used in a multinode chassis where your adapter board slots into the midplane. To easily make it work properly you'd need the midplane and power boards listed in the link above.

jinstall-ex-2200-12.3R12.4-domestic-signed.tgz MD5 : 73759d24a949181dcfe6111c0df20d1d SHA1 : 34f8ad1bf976d503b53f2ed0aa9e8a9e5eadb339

Short answer: message @mpogr from the thread linked above and they can help you convert it over.

Given that there has been no EOL notice for the 7050SX you're fine with pretty much any version.

The release notes will tell you which models are supported. Alternatively if your hardware is old enough just look for the EOL notice with the last supported version. Specifically though, the 7050SX looks like its supported through the latest EOS-4.19.1F

Send me a PM and I'll try to dig up a short bracket to mail you.

Not sure about other model lines but it doesn't look like the screws lines up with the CX3s

Copy/paste of what I told @tvgdb in PM:

Well that's pretty misleading

His links indicate a 2910AL-48G-POE

What's the model of the encoder?

I don't see anything that indicates the fiber extender device actually supports running through a network switch.