Is the PIM SM Snooping feature available on the EdgeIron Box?
 
Thanks,
Ken
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill McCaffrey)
Date: Sat Apr 19 20:00:37 2003
Subject: [f-nsp] Real world metrics
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If anyone is interested, here are some real-world statistics of what a 
serveriron can do. These levels of traffic resulted in 100% cpu utilization. 
The total amount of traffic making it through this machine was about 80-90% of 
actual demand. They are quite a bit different than what the brochure claims...


Model: 8-port ServerIronXL, 400Mhz processor, 32MB System DRAM
Expansion: 1 GIGA Fiber uplink interfaces
Board Type: ServerIron Switch Board Type 1, Octal System
Firmware: 07.3.05aT12

Bits/sec
Rx: 140M
Tx: 130M

Packets/sec
Rx: 126k
Tx: 102k

10k http requests/sec
2 Virtual servers
146 Real servers - DSR, not sticky - nothing fancy
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Date: Sat Apr 19 20:04:36 2003
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On Tue, 15 Apr 2003, Ken Wong wrote:

:: Is the PIM SM Snooping feature available on the EdgeIron Box?
::  

Doesn't look like it. The edgeiron boxes are not made by foundry
(hardware and software are bought from some other vendor) and have
nothing in common with the rest of the foundry line besides the paint
job. Config syntax and functionality are completely different than the 
netiron/bigiron/fastiron line. Of course, you should probably check with 
your local SE, as things may have changed.. 

-jba

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