Extreme Networks Compatible SFP Matrix by Model

Validated Extreme network platforms

Network equipment model	Speeds	Status
Extreme X465	1G / 10G / 25G / 100G	Validated compatibility
Extreme X695	1G / 10G / 25G / 100G	Validated compatibility
Extreme X870	1G / 10G / 25G / 100G	Validated compatibility
Extreme SLX9640	1G / 10G / 25G / 100G	Validated compatibility
Extreme 7520	1G / 10G / 25G / 100G	Validated compatibility

Extreme Networks compatible SFP matrix by model and part number

This matrix is the quick lookup reference for choosing the correct compatible transceiver for your Extreme Networks equipment model and the OEM part number you already have installed. If you need the “how” (ExtremeXOS commands, enabling the port and the cost advantage over the OEM), see the transceiver recoding service for Extreme Networks; this page is the technical index for locating the equivalent by model and by part number.

Compatibility validated by model, firmware, port and optical part number. We operate on multivendor infrastructure and we adapt and validate compatibility for every module before dispatch.

Extreme Networks equipment families and their operating system

The matrix segments by family and OS because behavior toward third-party modules changes between lines:

ExtremeSwitching X-series on ExtremeXOS (EXOS 31.x/32.x): X435, X440-G2, X450-G2, X460-G2, X465, X590, X620, X690, X695 and X870. On EXOS, the system’s validation list can disable a port when it detects a module outside that list; that is why we adapt and validate compatibility per port.
Legacy VOSS / VSP series lines and the SLX family: the SLX9640 runs SLX-OS and the Extreme 7520 operates on Fabric Engine. Since these are operating systems other than ExtremeXOS, they are validated separately.

Supported form factors by model

Each model exposes different ports and speeds; ordering the correct form factor avoids mechanical incompatibilities:

SFP (1G) and SFP+ (10G): X435, X440-G2 (4x SFP+), X450-G2, X460-G2.
SFP28 (25G) and QSFP28 (100G): X465-48W, X590, X690, X695.
QSFP+ (40G) / QSFP28 (100G) / 25G: X690, X870.
DAC and AOC for short-reach interconnection in spine/leaf topologies.

Cross-reference: Extreme OEM part number to compatible EON equivalent

Locate your Extreme part number and read its equivalent, for example the SFP+ 10GBASE-SR equivalent to the Extreme 10301:

Extreme OEM part number	Standard	Compatible EON equivalent	Optics (wavelength · reach · fiber · connector)
10051 / 10052H	1000BASE-LX (1G)	SFP 1G LX	1310 nm · 10 km · SMF · duplex LC
10057H	1000BASE-SX (1G)	SFP 1G SX	850 nm · 550 m · MMF · duplex LC
10065H	1000BASE-T (1G copper)	SFP 1G-T	100 m · Cat5e · RJ45
10301 / 10301-I	10GBASE-SR	SFP+ 10G SR	850 nm · 300 m · MMF OM3/OM4 · duplex LC
10302 / 10302-I	10GBASE-LR	SFP+ 10G LR	1310 nm · 10 km · SMF · duplex LC
10325	10GBASE-SR	SFP+ 10G SR	850 nm · 300 m · MMF OM3/OM4 · duplex LC
10064H	40GBASE-SR4	QSFP+ 40G SR4	850 nm · 100-150 m · MMF OM3/OM4 · MPO-12
10320H	40GBASE-LR4	QSFP+ 40G LR4	1310 nm · 10 km · SMF · duplex LC
10413	100GBASE-SR4	QSFP28 100G SR4	850 nm · 70-100 m · MMF OM3/OM4 · MPO-12
10414	100GBASE-LR4	QSFP28 100G LR4	1310 nm · 10 km · SMF · duplex LC

This table is representative; send us the exact part number to confirm the equivalent and its full row.

What we validate before dispatch

For each row we confirm four variables: equipment model, firmware/OS (ExtremeXOS 31.x/32.x, SLX-OS or VOSS), physical port and optical part number: wavelength (850/1310/1550 nm), reach and standard (SR/LR/ER/ZR, from 300 m to 40-80 km), fiber type (MMF OM3/OM4 or SMF) and connector (duplex LC, simplex LC BiDi or RJ45), with optical diagnostics (DDM/DOM). That is how we deliver modules with compatibility validated by model, firmware, port and optical part number.

Deployment scenarios as a filter

Use the scenario to narrow the matrix: university campus (distribution and PoE access with SFP+/25G uplinks), hospital and public health networks across Latin America, and data center and ISP core/spine at 40G/100G. EON serves Latin America and Spain from a centralized operation in Colombia.

Before ordering

Identify your Extreme model and its OS/firmware.
Take the OEM part number (10301, 10302, 10064H, etc.) or the port form factor.
Locate the row in the table or request the equivalent.

Browse the product catalog or review the transceiver recoding service for Extreme Networks for third-party modules we adapt and validate. The cost advantage over the OEM is meaningful. Typical dispatch in 48h*.

Request the full matrix →

*Subject to inventory, destination country, carrier, customs, the customer’s import process and third-party logistics conditions.

Frequently asked questions — Extreme compatibility

Which EON compatible transceiver is the equivalent of the Extreme 10301 (10GBASE-SR) or the 10302 (10GBASE-LR)?

The equivalent of the Extreme 10301 is an SFP+ 10GBASE-SR (850 nm, OM3/OM4 multimode fiber, up to 300 m) and the equivalent of the 10302 is an SFP+ 10GBASE-LR (1310 nm, single-mode fiber, up to 10 km), both with a duplex LC connector and optical diagnostics (DDM/DOM). EON adapts and validates compatibility for each part number by model, firmware, port and optical part number. Locate the exact row in the cross-reference table or send us your part number to confirm the equivalent.

Do the Extreme SLX9640 and 7520 accept the same compatible modules as the ExtremeSwitching X-series line?

Not always. The ExtremeSwitching X-series line runs ExtremeXOS, while the SLX9640 uses SLX-OS and the Extreme 7520 operates on Fabric Engine, so behavior toward third-party modules changes by family and operating system. That is why the matrix segments compatibility by family and OS, not only by model. EON validates compatibility by model, firmware, port and optical part number on each platform.

Which form factor and speed does each port on my Extreme equipment use (X440-G2, X465, X695, X870)?

It depends on the model: the X440-G2 exposes SFP+ (10G) ports, the X465 combines SFP+ with QSFP28 (100G), the X695 adds SFP28 (25G) and QSFP28, and the X870 is oriented to 25G/100G. Identifying the correct form factor (SFP, SFP+, SFP28, QSFP+ or QSFP28) avoids ordering a module the port cannot accept mechanically. The matrix maps each model to its form factors and speeds, with compatibility validated by model, firmware, port and optical part number.

What do I do if ExtremeXOS flags the transceiver as unsupported or does not recognize it?

First cross-check the equipment model and the ExtremeXOS release against the matrix row: a correct module in a combination not covered can show up as unsupported. Verify the state with 'show ports transceiver information'. If the hardware is compatible but the platform requires a specific identifier, the transceiver recoding service adapts and validates the module's compatibility for your Extreme equipment, with 90-day service coverage and stable operation under the agreed technical conditions.

How do I identify the OEM part number of my current Extreme transceiver to look up its equivalent?

The Extreme part number usually starts with 10xxx (for example 10301, 10302, 10064H or 10413) and is printed on the module label and shown in the optical information the equipment reports. With that part number, locate the corresponding row in the cross-reference table to see the compatible EON equivalent. Every equivalence is delivered with compatibility validated by model, firmware, port and optical part number.

Transceivers compatible with Extreme