>
> On Sunday, August 21, 2011 08:28:22 AM John Elliot wrote:
>
> > Hi, Looking at the 1002's
>
> We like the ASR1002's, but while we haven't used them in a
> broadband aggregation role, we find the RP1 very slow,
> particularly when saving configurations and such. But then
> again, the ASR1002's RP is a fixed unit inside the chassis
> and can't be upgraded.
>
> I'd also suggest not enabling the software redundancy for
> IOS. This essentially uses up all available memory and will
> eventually cause the router to crash and reboot. Since we
> buy the ASR1002's and operate them in physically redundant
> chassis' doing the same thing, we can do without the
> software redundancy. Thanks - Can you please elaborate on how you are running
> them as redundant pairs(As this is what we are wanting to do) - interchassis
> HA, or something else? Have you come across any "gotchas" on the
> asr's...having never touched/seen XE, how does it compare to standard ios?
> Much appreciated on the software redundancy tip! Cheers.
>
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