[c-nsp] Router/switch suggestions James

Tantsura, Jeff jeff.tantsura at capgemini.com
Fri Aug 27 03:21:17 EDT 2004


Note
On 6500 you could use your old 72xx/75xx interfaces (in case you have
got one) with Flexwan module, which is much cheaper than OSM.

My .50 cent

Jeff 

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Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 9:46 PM
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Subject: RE: [c-nsp] Router/switch suggestions James

> Sorry about being unclear but I want Layer3 capability. I have
> followed the thread about replacing a 7513 with a 6509, which is
> similar on what I'm looking at. I have always been sceptical about
> mixing, so router/firewall/switch as separate boxes was my starting
> point. Perhaps a 6500 with Sup720 and lots of memory can do all in one

> (replacement for 7200 router with bgp/netflow/cef, and doing the 6500
> work with layer3, vlans, trunking)?

Experience from my previous employer suggests that 6500 is fine for
normal IP (including full BGP tables) and L2 together. It is certainly
superior to any 7200 when it comes to DDoS handling capability (because
of hardware forwarding and ACLs).

Note that if you want to use the 6500 for STM-1 you need OSMs, which are
significantly more expensive than regular Ethernet modules.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug at nethelp.no
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