Hi, On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 04:06:39PM +0000, Nick Hilliard wrote: > No doubt there are good reasons for all this, and this isn't the > train-wreck that it sure looks like.
I'm still not convinced that the concept of "one big IOS daemon on
top of Linux and calling this 'modular'" isn't a train wreck in its
own.
But yeah, a common operating system among all routers sharing a common
prefix might look reasonable to mere mortals like us that lack the wisdom
of Cisco BUs. OTOH, naming boxes was never something where they *really*
excel, like the 7304/7301/7201...
gert
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