>Incidentally, the 4006 Layer 3 card isn't called an RSFC as far as I'm
aware.
>Everything I've seen refers to it simply as a "Layer 3 card".
Doesn't even operate as a "Switch Feature Card" like the RSFC or MSFC
does... more like a Cat5000 RSM or a Cat6000 MSM... virtual gig-e
connections into the backplane that can be configured as an etherchannel if
needed.
I'd not waste time with the Cat4000 Sup2/Layer-3 card combo... go with the
Sup3 engine. According to the "product literature" it's about 4 times as
fast. I also think it runs native IOS as well instead of presenting as two
separate devices.
Scott
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