Juniper ModulesYou may want to just use a gig switch that support HSSI, like
a Riverstone, and run gig-e to the juniper. That will work just fine.
Josh Joiner
NetRail, Inc.
www.netrail.net
-----Original Message-----
From: mike holdsworth [mailto:mike.holdsworth@metrodata.co.uk]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 4:16 PM
To: juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: Juniper Modules
Hi,
One of my clients currently has a Lucent GRF MultiGigabit Router. They
intend replacing this with a Juniper Router,
The problem is that the application is an Asymmetric Satellite Backbone
for
34/8Mbps. The Lucent product has a HSSI interface which can handle
Asymmetric rates. As far as I know the Juniper platform does not have a
HSSI
card. Is this correct.
The client intends purchasing an E3 card for the Juniper Router.
Will the E3 card on the Juniper equipment support Asymmetric rates?
I wouldn't have thought it would but thought I should check.
Regards
Mike Holdsworth
Satellite Product Manager
Metrodata Ltd - Satellite Group - www.metrodata.co.uk/satellite -
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