Hi, On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 02:05:25PM +0000, Holemans Wim wrote: > Now we are thinking about connecting both routers to each other on each > campus with a 10G connection. As the Sup32 don't have a 10G yet, we have > multiple options to do so. > We can add a 10G board to the chassis, replace the supervisor with a Sup720 > or replace the whole router with a 4900M.
JFTR: you can *not* add a 10G board to the chassis. The Sup32 has no
fabric, and the 10G boards are fabric-only (67xx).
You could do Sup720-10G or Sup32-10G, though. Or Sup720 + 6704/6708.
If you only need 2 or 4 10G ports, and can live with the slow CPU and
limited routing table, Sup32-10G sounds like the best plan forward.
gert
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