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Link Modes (for advertise and speed properties)DescriptionSupported FEC modes

10M-baseT-half 

10M twisted-pair half-duplex
10M-baseT-full10M twisted-pair full-duplex
100M-baseT-half100M twisted-pair half-duplex
100M-baseT-full100M twisted-pair full-duplex
1G-baseT-half1G twisted-pair half-duplex
1G-baseT-full1G twisted-pair full-duplex
1G-baseX1G optical-fiber
2.5G-baseT2.5G twisted-pair full-duplex
2.5G-baseX2.5G optical-fiber
5G-baseT5G twisted-pair full-duplex
10G-baseT10G twisted-pair full-duplex
10G-baseCR10G twinaxial-copper
10G-baseSR-LR10G optical-fiber
25G-baseCR25G twinaxial-copperfec74, fec91*
25G-baseSR-LR25G optical-fiberfec74, fec91*
40G-baseCR44x10G twinaxial-copperfec74
40G-baseSR4-LR44x10G optical-fiberfec74
50G-baseCR22x25G twinaxial-copperfec74, fec91
50G-baseSR2-LR22x25G optical-fiberfec74, fec91
100G-baseCR44x25G twinaxial-copperfec91
100G-baseSR4-LR44x25G optical-fiberfec91

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titleNotes

The first number followed by M or G (e.g. 10M, 100M, 1G) represent the data transmission rates.

The symbols after "base" indicate the interface types. The T stands for twisted pair followed by duplex mode (either half or full). The SR-LR is shorthand for "short-range" and "long-range" optical modules, it also includes all other variants like LRM, ER, ZR, etc. These link modes should be used with optical modules. The CR stands for twinaxial copper and should be used with direct attach cable (DAC). For 1Gbps DAC the 1G-baseT-full link mode is appropriate.

The last digit represent the number of lines, with "CR2" meaning two lines and "CR4" indicating four lines.

The CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe device does not support fec91 on SFP28 interfaces.

Each interface expose all the supported link mode capabilities. They can be monitored by the "/interface ethernet monitor" command:

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