I'm learning that PSD/RSD is very specific to only a certain type of hardware... T series / JCS...
*************************************************************** https://forums.juniper.net/t5/Routing/Difference-between-logical-router-and- virtual-router/m-p/18702 Finally, there is a third form of system virtualization called the Hardware Logical Router, or "Protected System Domain". This is something that is only supported on the T series currently, and requires an external control plane chassis called the JCS, or "Juniper Control System". This allows for both data-plane and control-plane separation between logical routers, and also dedicates a separate routing-engine (CPU complex, route-processor) for each protected system domain (PSD). One of the biggest advantages of a PSD is that each PSD has its own scaling numbers, and is also a descrete maintenance domain. For instance, you can upgrade the version of JUNOS in one PSD, while the other PSDs remain unaffected (this includes updating the firmware on the associated linecards and PICs). *************************************************************** So I'm thinking that juniper logical system is comparable to cisco sdr. (I'm learning and labbing with juniper lsys and it's very cool, but I haven't ever touched cisco sdr, and probably won't any time soon as I understand it's only capable on gsr or crs.... so I won't be touching one of those anytime soon) On that topic, does anyone know if Cisco SDR is supported on any versions of XR or ASR9000/ASR9900 or NCS5x00 ? Or is SDR only supported on GSR and CRS ? - Aaron _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
