On Tuesday, July 20, 2010 03:54:28 pm Benny Amorsen wrote: > Juniper doesn't really have anything in the low-end (up > to 5Gbps) hardware router space right now. You can go > M7i or M10i, but gigabit ethernet interfaces are > expensive.
Yep, they're pricey, and given the real-estate the router takes up in a single rack, the inability to push a slot beyond 1Gbps is problematic. In this day & age, if one is looking to future-proof, we should be able to work with a platform that can scale to at least 10Gbps/slot, regardless of its size (typical Metro Access boxes not included). Cheers, Mark.
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