[nsp] ios recommendation for GSR12 -- second try

[David Sinn]

It really depends on what you are trying to do.

Since you have two RP's, one could assume that you would like some
redundancy, so you may want to look at an IOS with RPR or RPR+.  This
means you need to look at a recent version of 12.0S.

So, as you can see, without knowing what you are trying to accomplish
the only minimum suggestion would have to be 12.0(11)S since you have a
3-GigEthernet card...

David

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Subject: Fwd: [nsp] ios recommendation for GSR12 -- second try



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>hi there,
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>any ios recommendation for gsr12 with the following hw.
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>GSR12/60 Cisco12012 GSR 60Gbps;1GRP,1CSC,3SFC,1DC
>GRP-B Route Processor, 128MB and 20MB Flash, ECC support
>MEM-GRP/LC-256 256MB GRP and L.C. Program/Route Memory (2x128MB)
>MEM-GRP-FL20 20MB PCMCIA Flash Memory
>GRP-B/R GSR Route Processor, Redundant Option
>MEM-GRP/LC-256 256MB GRP and L.C. Program/Route Memory (2x128MB)
>MEM-GRP-FL20 20MB PCMCIA Flash Memory
>GSR12-CSC/R Cisco 12012 Redundant GSR Scheduler/Fabric
>3GE-GBIC-SC GSR12000 three-port GE line card
>MEM-DFT-GRP/LC-128 Default 128MB GRP and L.C. Program/Route Memory
(1x128MB)
>GBIC-LH-SM 1000base-LX GBIC module
>GBIC-SX-MM 1000base-SX GBIC module, multimode,standardized for GSR12000
>LC-4OC3/POS-SM 4port OC3/STM1 Packet Over SONET/SDH Line Card,
Single-Mode
>MEM-DFT-GRP/LC-128 Default 128MB GRP and L.C. Program/Route Memory
(1x128MB)
>8FE-TX-RJ45-B 8-port 100baseTX, RJ45 connector type, version B
>MEM-DFT-GRP/LC-128 Default 128MB GRP and L.C. Program/Route Memory
(1x128MB)
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>any insight will be appreciated.
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>cheers,
>vicky
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