[j-nsp] RE 333-768 and RE 600-2048

[David Ball]

   I have a couple of old m10s with 512MB in the lab running 8.2R1.7
on RE-2s (aka. RE-333-768s as you mentioned above).  No full/global
routing tables on them at present, but they 'do' run the code fine,
even without being full of RAM.  Had them in a triangle topology with
a T-series, all doing OSPF, iBGP, MPLS (LDP & RSVP-TE) and some QoS
while pushing a Gig or so of traffic.  No noticeable issues.

David


On 5/22/07, Larry Stites <ncnet at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> What is the maximum level of JUNOS that an RE-333-768 can operate?
>
> Same question for RE-600-2048 ­ what is the highest version of JUNOS that it
> can operate?
>
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> Regards,
>
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> LS
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