[f-nsp] "affordable" BGP router from foundry?

[Chris Gauthier]

One more point to consider...

Most (or all?) of the Jetcore products are either end-of-sale or close 
to it.  Especially if the go-ahead date is 2 years out, I would look at 
an MLX/XMR solution.  Also, you might consider other vendors, too.  We 
have had both Cisco and Juniper routers on our borders.

Chris



david raistrick wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Andreas wrote:
>
>   
>> With a RX4 I would not say that you are IPv4 and IPv6 future proof but I
>> would rather go with a MLX/XMR platform.
>>     
>
> Ahh, interesting point that my foundry rep hasn't brought up.
>
> This install has a go-dead date 2 years from now, and our application has 
> zero (I'd go so far as to say negative...) support for ipv6, and it's not 
> on the current dev roadmap...but still good to think about.  Particularly 
> since we already have RX8's for the install that this site will migrate 
> to...
>
> thanks.
>
> .david
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