Hi, On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 04:20:50PM -0500, Justin Shore wrote: > It has 5x the backplane to boot plus it's hardware forwarding. The only > real downside IMHO is that the unit uses SPAs which require SmartNets > per SPA (per license and per a lot of other things for that matter too).
Uh. Could you elaborate on that? Especially the "per-license and a lot
of other things" bit?
We have no ASR1k yet, but if something like the ES20 "extra license for
IPv6 *per ES20 card*" is going to come back, this would be a strong reason
to finally go to the Vendor J camp.
gert
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