On Wednesday 13 February 2008, Kim Onnel wrote: > Plus it would be unfair to compare price and performance > of 7600 to an M320 and Juniper would never put an M7i or > M10 as P, so its all about Positioning not just 'pure > technical' judgement.
This depends on the size and complexity of the network. I'm sure many a (small) network would consider an M7i, M10i (or for that matter, 7206-VXR) as a good-enough core router, given their needs. While it would be difficult to equally compare a 7600 to an M320, this problem would (mostly) apply to ISP's that need that kind of horsepower (and complexity), in the first place. Mark.
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