Honestly with the aging hardware for the 6500s and 7600s I would go with an
ASR1004/6. The only thing you won't have is port density like on a 6500.
Obviously a 6500 is a switch and a 1004/6 is a router. If you need the
port density you can go with the ASR1006-X which has EPAs (Less room for
FYI, the version I am currently running is 12.2(33)SXJ1, and though I know
it's not the newest thing going, it for sure has served us well with an
uptime of 4 years, 51 weeks, 4 days, 19 minutes as of this message.I
have little doubt that a reboot may free up some memory, if nothing else
some
On Mon, 4 Jul 2016, Howard Leadmon wrote:
I knew with the 720-3BXL's I was running, that eventually the TCAM would
become an issue, but it seemed like I still had a little bit of breathing
room left. Then I saw the chatter here about the RAM on the RP exhausting
before the TCAM, so went
Hi all,
I can confirm that the bug has been fixed in 03.18.01.S / 15.6(2)S1 which is
now out on CCO.
Caution, after the first reload when you upgrade from a previous version, there
will be a FPGA upgrade and thus a second (automatic) reboot.
Consider a longer maintenance window since a reload
