Hi, On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 04:40:25PM -0700, Teller, Robert wrote: > My plan is to collapse my core switch(3750), pix, and css devices into > two 6509's with the fwsm/ace/Gig-e modules. I am just trying to decide > the best way to segregate the internal lan and middle tier dmz's.
Our experience with 6500/7600 and IOS support makes this look like a bad
plan.
Due to "what do we care about our customers?" policy inside some Cisco
BUs, you should be prepared expect to see sudden end-of-support for
whatever hardware and software combination you want to use.
Historic precedence shows that all 6500/7600 blades that are not "ethernet
based" have a fairly short life experience (or won't be supported in
whatever chassis you have, you always need "the other one").
gert
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