Hi Nick
What about support of pim sparse, bgp and bfd as well on nexus 12 k$?
Cheers
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Il 08 Feb 2017 22:50, "Nick Cutting" ha scritto:
I am 99 percent sure it is not supported, or if it is will be sent to the
CPU.
Look at nexus 3k or 9k for a $12000 line rate NAT switch.
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I am 99 percent sure it is not supported, or if it is will be sent to the CPU.
Look at nexus 3k or 9k for a $12000 line rate NAT switch.
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Dear experts,
I'm wondering if anybody can give detailed or experienced info about NAT
support on c3850.
I m not able to find any info on feature set but on the web is not so
clear... I'm looking a cheapest, in respect to 6500 or 68xx, switch able to
support NAT (not a router).
Thank you in advan
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On 07/02/17 19:21, Jason Lixfeld wrote:
Unless I’m doing something dumb, I’ve got an odd one here. A new ASR9000 5.3.4
box in the lab with one interface enabled for upstream traffic (BFD, LDP, ISIS)
and one bundle interface enabled for downstream traffic (dot1q routed
subinterfaces with one a
