Hello
I've been told by Cisco that the feature would be available by 1st half
of 2013.
Greg
Le 13.10.12 17:35, Brandon Applegate a écrit :
So I found this:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/cisco/nsp/160249
Anyone have any exciting news on this front since April : :) Any of
the folks @cisco.com on this list that are able/willing to comment ?
I'm working on an order to upgrade all our desktop switches, and have
been using this:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/switches/ps5718/ps708/networking_solutions_products_genericcontent0900aecd805f0955.pdf
It certainly helps, but skips over something as specific as IPv6 VRF
lite.
Not to 'cross the streams' WRT to the other list, but it looks like
Juniper EX3200 supports this (and generally would match up to the
3560X's I was looking at).
I'm thinking about backing my 3560Xes down to L2 license, and putting
a router in at the sites to be the 'VRF concentrator'. This adds a bit
of complexity, cost, and less performance (sites are generally
connected back via 1G fiber - so a 39xx router would be maxing out at
300-500mpbs ?)
I've rambled long enough - if anyone has any info or advice I'd be
grateful. Thanks.
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