[c-nsp] layer 3 switch vs router....
Scott Voll
svoll.voip at gmail.com
Wed Oct 3 11:24:39 EDT 2012
Can anyone fill in the blanks for me?
We currently have MetroE connections to all our remote sites. we use a
3845 at the core and 38xx or 28xx to all the remote sites. Current
connections are >200mb.
Remote sites are Voice Routers, and do FW / IPSec VPN backup to the Core in
case of WAN failure.
If I move my remote site Routers back, and put a Layer 3 switch in front to
do the routing (wire speed) what will I lose?
Do I lose QoS flexiblity?
I should still be able to do my backup VPN with the current Router as it
only has about a 20mb backup link and will still be a routing peer.
Is there anything else I might loose by moving to a Layer 3 switch rather
than a 2951?
Any suggestions as to a Layer 3 switch to use? 3750x? I only need 48 1
gig ports. 49xx? Other thoughts?
TIA
Scott
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