>Hello to All,
>
>What command can I use on a Cisco router to display
>the Mhz power of the router?
>
>
>Thanks
>
>Omer
What problem are you trying to solve?
Even small routers have some distributed intelligence -- the physical
and data link handling are not in the main processor. As you move up
in routing power, more and more ASICs and processors are involved in
handling an individual packet. Performance can vary significanty
with the particular path a packet takes through the router.
So the MHz of one processor doesn't necessarily determine router
performance. Indeed, I'm not even sure if MHz is a meaningful
measurement for some of the ASICs. Perhaps a more hardware-literate
person can comment there--they presumably are clocked.
Another area, more to the point in very high speed routers, is that
the chips are evolving to having multiple data streams and possibly
multiple instruction streams.
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