David Coulson wrote: > Honestly, never had a 'fake' outage in my time of using RSPs. That said, > my last NPE failure was a lot longer than 360s because it never came up > after rebooting.
What failover tool (RPR, RPR+, SSO) are you using? I've had plenty of surprises. Sometimes it's just the standby RSP rebooting itself, but it's a service-impacting event as well. >> Nutshell: I want 7206s (NPE-225, 2xOC3 uplinks, 4xPA-MC-2T3) for my >> ongoing CT3 deployments. > > I agree - Splitting stuff up across multiple routers is always a "good > thing". Right now my 7500s experiences have been happy enough, plus from > a troubleshooting perspective I've got a bias towards that rather than > 7200 since I'm more familiar with funky things they do and how to get > around it. I can't get rid of my VIP2-50s fast enough (or my 7500s for that matter). Since a VIP is basically a 7202 in a card, I figure why go with the added complexity of a 7500. Rodney Dunn has said time and time again that the 7500s were and are a challenge, since the platform has to accommodate VIP->VIP, VIP->IP, IP->IP, and IP->VIP switching. 7200 doesn't have that challenge, and GSR was designed from the ground up as a dCEF box, so the code is much cleaner in that respect. _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
