Re: SSB-M20 vs. SSB-E-M20

From: Josh Richards (jrichard@cubicle.net)
Date: Sun Oct 15 2000 - 20:17:33 EDT

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* Josh Richards <jrichard@cubicle.net> [20001015 17:14]:
> What is the distinction/benefit offered by the "Enhanced" version of the
> M20 SSB?
>
> It's listed in the parts list and the VARs have it but no explanation of
> what, if any, distinction the E model has over the non-E model. The
> references on Juniper's web site say nothing more than "enhanced SSB" under
> the ordering information section of the datasheet.

Err..nevermind. Answering my own question. It's the IP ASIC vs. the IP II
ASIC. *Big* difference and hence the reason for costing twice as much.
Sorry for the disturbance. :)

-jr

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