On Mon, 22 Aug 2011, chiel wrote:
I see that there is a SXJ1 available, is anybody running this version
successfully in production (with BGP and IPv6)? Or should i stick to
SXI7 for now?
I'll probably give it a try in our lab, but I like to let new release
trains bake for a while before I start putting them in production.
jms
On 05/05/2011 12:09 AM, Mack McBride wrote:
IOS XE isn't great for modularity but it definitely improves on monolithic IOS.
The division into 8 'chunks' on the ASR 1000 is fairly usable.
Minor version upgrades of the individual packages have gone smoothly.
I don't know how they would do IOS XE for the 6500/7600.
The ASR 9K runs XR and is the logical successor to the 7600.
XR has real modularity and the 9K is fairly mature for the age of the platform.
The 6500 platform really doesn't have a logical successor :(
At some point I am guessing the Nexus 7K is supposed to be it but the maturity
is still lacking.
Mack
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Subject: Re: [c-nsp] SXJ - The good, the bad, the ugly?
Hi,
On Tue, May 03, 2011 at 09:32:32AM -0700, Seth Mattinen wrote:
Does this mean they gave up on modular classic IOS?
Seems like it. But given how pathetic that effort was - no buy-in from any
other BUs, thus quite limited resources for development, and thus no effective
modularity at all, except for fully-modular CDP (yay!) - this was a logical
step to expect.
It's frustrating me quite some, especially since we bought 6500/Sup720 instead
of 7600/RSP720 specifically because we wanted modularity - but yeah, Cisco
politics.
Let's see whether IOS XE will ever mature out of "oh, yes, we have a fully modular
operating system and then there's the IOS process running as a single big blob on top of
it!"...
gert
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