When a vendor tells you that something works, you should verify it... when even the vendor assumes that something doesn't work, run away as fast as you can. That's the case for POS cards on 7500... both Cisco and its competitors has better offers for POS conectivity.
GEIP+ runs ok on 7507, although we've only tested it on lab. We have lots of GEIP and VIP2-50 and they are useful in scenarios where 7507s are for us, thus making unlikely a meeting of GEIP+ and a 7507.
Rubens Kuhl Jr.
>>Rubens,
>
> I did read your previous post on the Cisco Puck list. Apparently, you
>were also putting together the POS-OC3/GEIP(+)/7507 combo. Are you running
>that now or did you throw in the towel on that?
>
> Karyn
>
>
>:: -----Original Message-----
>:: From: rkuhljr@uol.com.br [mailto:rkuhljr@uol.com.br]
>:: Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 12:10 PM
>:: To: Karyn Ulriksen; cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
>:: Subject: Re:[nsp] GEIP vs. GEIP+
>::
>::
>:: >What's the advantage/difference of GEIP+ over GEIP?
>::
>:: Compared to GEIP, 100% gain on bandwidth that is useless for
>:: iMix-type traffic, 60% gain on processing power (packets/s)
>:: that is very handy to deal better with traffic or turn more
>:: IOS features on, cheaper memory expansion (doesn't require
>:: SRAM and DRAM, just the SDRAM), and a hard time trying to
>:: find a solid IOS that supports it. Most unhappiness with
>:: GEIP+ come from the IOS versions that run with it, not from
>:: GEIP+'s own misfortunes.
>::
>:: Rubens Kuhl Jr.
>::
>
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