SFP's, one transmitting at 1310nm, the other at 1550nm, so in this case you have to make sure for every circuit you have one of each type.

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Modern equipment can automatically flip the TX and RX pairs, and thus isn't an issue. This problem also exists on fiber with fiber polarity. Most SFPs transmit on one piece of glass and receive on another, so you have to make sure you don't have two transmitters pointing at each other or it won't work. There's no automatic solution for this (at least in widespread usage).