7200 isn't going away any time soon.
Bottom line is as of now it will ship on the M releases which pick up
all new features of the T's in the middle.
Rodney
On 4/9/10 11:49 AM, Mikael Abrahamsson wrote:
On Fri, 9 Apr 2010, Rodney Dunn wrote:
Actually nobody had to fight for it. The BU recognized the important
space it fits and wants the transition to ASR's (as feature parity is
delivered) to be as smooth as possible. The only thing I suggested was
the product bulletin to serve as a proactive notice to the field which
they gladly agreed to.
This is interesting. I've complained for a long time that the "mid
range" (100 meg to 1 gig) was quite lacking, and the 7200 was the only
device for that range of traffic. Now this is long term going away as
well? What device will fill up the "swiss army knife" mid range space
that the 7200 has occupied so far? Especially for legacy type interfaces...
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