[c-nsp] Cisco 10k?

[Jason Berenson]

Justin,

Thanks for your input.  That's a good point and something I will have to 
research before going any further with this.

Thanks,
Jason

Justin M. Streiner wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Mar 2008, Jason Berenson wrote:
>
>> The big advantages I can see is moving to a single chassis (one 
>> router to manage), it's a much more powerful router then the 7206's 
>> and on a per channelized DS3 port basis, it's half the price per 
>> port.  With all that in mind, would you suggest going for a 10k and 
>> selling the 7206's or just upgrading/adding more 7206's as needed?
>
> That's up to you :)  Keep in mind that some 10k models are now 
> end-of-sale.
> I also don't know how well the 10k code supports all of the features you
> need.
>
> jms
>
>> Justin M. Streiner wrote:
>>>  On Thu, 13 Mar 2008, Jason Berenson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> >  Considering it would be replacing 3 7206's right off the bat, is it
>>> >  still going to take much more power then the 7206's?
>>> >
>>>  IIRC, the 10k is a pretty big chassis, somewhere between a 7507 and 
>>> 7513
>>>  in size.  In terms of power consumption, it looks like it will run 
>>> on two
>>>  120V/20A circuits.  I never had a 10k on my network, but I did have a
>>>  UAC6400 many moons ago, that had similar dimensions and power 
>>> needs, along
>>>  with some design features that drove me nuts :)
>>>
>>>  jms
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