> Robert Boyle wrote: > > That is basically true. There are no cards for the VXR > which use the > > TDM bus. However, a VXR does allow you to use new NPE cards > -400 -G1 > > -G2 and it gets Cisco more money. The other difference is that some > > older cards are no longer supported in the VXR chassis. > Ah, so there are plenty of differences between VXR and non-VXR... So > confusing. > > I even need a VXR to run a NPE-300? > Yes. Non-VXR went up to NEP-225. You need VXR for 300+. Also, don't forget about the good old "More than 3 High Speed Adapter" Issue with Non-VXR. There are also various PA's that won't work in non-VXR (PA-GE for one). In my mind these days, NON-VXR is evil. (Especially if you have ever used a VXR chassis). VXR/NPE-400 is our entry point these days, NPE-G1 preferred even for aggregation / circuit routers (BGP/MPLS/MLPPP/QOS, etc)
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