[j-nsp] Cisco -> Juniper ?

[Hyunseog Ryu]

As far as I know, M10i has redundant options with special RE board, and
M10 doesn't have redundant options for CPU.
Since M10i use specialized Routing board,
You can not use RE 3.0 in M10i.
Therefore M10 can have max 2GB memory using RE 3.0, versus M10i can have
max 768MB memory.

Except those, it is pretty much same machine.

Hyun


LEMOINE Jean-marie wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I am sorry maybe it is not the right place to ask this, and/or maybe it has
> been asked before, but I am going to have to replace some of my 7206
> VXR/NPE-G1 cisco routers by something able to support more traffic and I am
> looking for some advices...
> Do you know where I could find some comparison docs between 7206, 6500/7600,
> 12000/GSR and Juniper equivalents ?
>  
> Do you think M10 router could be a right evolution ? (M5 has not enough port
> capacity for me)
>  
> Do you also know what is the difference between older M10 and M10i (except
> redundancy) ? Is the new model much faster ? and able to manage much more
> traffic ?
>  
> Thank you
>  
> Jean Marie
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