No And 3560 will do fine for almost 90 % of the functions. The only differences I can recall betwen platforms are QOS related ( WRR vs SRR, classification options, priority Queue number etc) and maybe Rspan (Refelctor port command needed in 3550 if I remember correctly). For core and advanced switching functions they are same (May be not at ASIC level but functionality wise) Basically Cisco is phasing out 3550s so I have a strong suspicion that 3 out of 4 ( If that is the number in the lab, but ofcourse I am gussing here) will be 3560 anyway. Regards Badar
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 8:17 PM, amit chopra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Scott; > > I have got 4 Cisco 3560 switch; is it possible to boot the 3550 IOS on 3560 > switch? > > Regards > Amit Chopra
