Hi,
On Fri, Aug 10, 2007 at 11:14:14AM -0500, Church, Charles wrote:
> A 3550/3560 etherchanneled to the 5000/5500 would be a dirt cheap way to
> get multi-gigabit performance, if your routing protocol, table size, and
> features aren't too demanding...
... and if you don't want to know where your traffic is coming from or
going to... always keep in mind that the 35xx/37xx switches cannot
count packets on SVI interfaces, which makes any sort of VLAN routing
on them pretty useless for "control freaks" like me.
gert
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