On Thu, 19 Jan 2012, John Elliot wrote:
Having never touched the 6500 range, is this a viable(better?) alternative to simply replacing the 7200's with ASR's?
Depends on what you want to do. If you just want to forward the packets then 6500/7600 is a good deal, if you want to do something intelligent with them (shape them, QoS etc), then it starts to make less sense (because the LCs to do this are expensive).
Also note that the SUP32 won't take a full BGP table, so you have to get the 720-XL ones.
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