[c-nsp] What is a 3570?

[Brian Desmond]

It's a 3560 with an external backplane connection. It is faster as well. You can stack and cluster and otherwise bulk manage them. Additionally it appears there are a couple of port configuration variants on the 3560 available.

Unless you have a need for a very fast uplink between two switches (backplane speed) or the port density variants I've found the 3560s to be fine for everything I've needed this type of switch for...

Of course without knowing your requirements (assuming this is more than an academic question) I have no idea whether you should run out and buy one or not.

Thanks,
Brian Desmond
brian at briandesmond.com

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> Hey all,
>
>         Anyone have any details on a 3570?  Cisco's website search
> brings up
> lots of doc references to it, but not the product section.
>
>         http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/docs/higher_Vrije.pdf refers
> to
> it.
>
>         Or is this one big typo (in many places)?
>
> .Skeeve
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