> It's funny you should mention 10k$, 'cause that's exactly the > price of the IOS SLB license for the 7600 (FR-IOSSLB)...
On a related (but slightly orthogonal) note, I really wish Cisco made it easier to find what features require what licenses (and what they were called). In a previous life, I knew that I needed a "BGP" license for a 6500, but it took what seemed like an inordinate period to get the 6500 part number to get the license(*) (and of course now the license has been eliminated, since it is included in the IP Services and above feature set, unless what you want is the IS-IS part of the old "Interdomain Routing Feature", which now requires an Advanced Services feature set). (And how many knew that if one changed a redundant 6500 Sup1A to a primary there is an additional license code to order? I didn't. SUP1A-2GE-U-LIC=) Gary (*) Probably due to miscommunications on my part. _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
