[c-nsp] equivalent to 7206VXR/NPE300
Gert Doering
gert at greenie.muc.de
Sat Dec 18 09:24:57 EST 2004
Hi,
On Sat, Dec 18, 2004 at 08:58:30AM -0500, Adam Greene wrote:
> Is see new Cisco 2851's run about $5000 and WIC-2T's can be picked up for
> $50-$100. So, getting the cash from the 7206VXR now and then, if necessary,
> springing for a 2851 (or equivalent) later on down the line if needed is
> sounding like a viable solution....of course I assume the 2851 is less
> versatile than the 7206VXR, but at this point, I don't foresee the need for
> keeping a really flexible router on hand.
>
> I'll have to think more about it. Thanks for the help.
If all that you need is about 5 Mbit/s. throughput and "a hand ful of
routes", the 2811 + WIC-2T will do all you need, and more :-) - it has
2x 100 Mbit ethernet and can saturate those ports (with full-sized
packets), unlike the 26xx series.
The last quote I got for the 2811 was about 1100 EUR, which roughly
translates to 1500 US$ or so...
gert
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