[j-nsp] Cisco 7206 replacement

[Samit]

We upgraded from NPE-G1s to M7i couple of years back , we are highly
impressed and highly recommenced..!

Perhaps you should also explore Foundry XMR-4 .

Samit

On 12/28/10 8:49 AM, Dwater wrote:
> I was thinking on M10i with ECFEB and related PIC. Any comments or recommendations?
> 
> On Dec 27, 2010, at 9:34 PM, Jonathan Lassoff <jof at thejof.com> wrote:
> 
>> I guess that would depend on the hardware configuration that you have
>> in your 7206? What NPE are you using?
>>
>> Assuming you're using an NPE-G1, which can run a few GigE ports at 1
>> Mpps, some comparable routers might be:
>>
>> Juniper J6350 -- A CPU-based router (more inexpensive) that'll route
>> 400 Kpps and connect a decent amount of GigE ports (52 GigE copper,
>> but probably not full duplex)
>>
>> Juniper M7i -- A real hardware-based router that'll do 10 GbE / 16
>> Mpps (half-duplex).
>>
>> Juniper MX -- A nice mixed Ethernet / IP router that comes in several
>> configurations, but can support 48 GigE ports and will do 55 Mpps.
>>
>> Honestly, I would say that an MX would be the best long-term
>> investment if you're interested in checking out Juniper, want a robust
>> DOS-hardy edge router, but will also probably be the most expensive of
>> these suggestions.
>>
>> Get in contact with an awesome reseller and ask around about who has
>> the best deals as the "list price" is often way inflated.
>>
>> Many resellers will give you a good deal if you're checking out
>> Juniper for the first time, since they usually have way better
>> products that Cisco but cost a little more. It's easy to get hooked on
>> well-made routers :p
>>
>> Cheers,
>> jof
> 
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