Mischa,
How come your numbers are much different then the link below? You are showing
10mil concurrent sessions and the pdf shows 15mil.
http://www.cpssales.com/documents/Foundry-Brocade/Foundry-ServerIron-350-450-850-Datasheet.pdf
Thanks,
Chase Bolt
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mischa Peters" <[email protected]>
To: "Chase Bolt" <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2010 10:42:03 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [f-nsp] SI-350 vs SI-4G-SSL
Hi Chase, The reason why it's almost impossible to get an SI-4G-SSL is because
the unit is end-of-life. The Whole JetCore ServerIron line has been replaced by
the ServerIron ADX. In the SI-350 you can stick a WSM6-SSL1 or a WSM6-SSL2. The
WSM6-SSL-1 performs slightly better than an SI-4G-SSL, but the WSM6-SSL2
performs much better. Additionally you get an extra slot in the SI-350, either
for an extra line card or for an extra management card. Here are some marketing
numbers:
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Mischa On Jul 23, 2010, at 01:39 , Chase Bolt wrote: > I can’t find a single
vendor who has two SI-4G-SSL in stock and their recommendation would be to get
an SI-350 with a SSL management card. Apparently they can get the price lower
than the SI-4G-SSL which makes me think the SI-4G-SSL is a better unit; we all
know higher the price better the unit right? > > Would it be best to hold out
for the SI-4G-SSL or does the SI-350 perform equally? Is there a downside with
going SI-350 besides increased U size? > > > Thanks, > Chase Bolt >
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