On Sun, 27 Jun 2010, Gert Doering wrote:
Oh, if it's 2960 or 3750 switches, you could run into the "these switches have too tiny buffers to be useful" problem.
Is there a disused lavatory with a sign that says beware the leopard where cisco publishes the port buffer sizes for their small fixed configuration switches? I just did a number of searches and some poking around in data sheets and couldn't find this info.
I'm still trying to figure out what to look at for IPv6 layer 3 ports to replace our fleet of 3550-48's. Maybe this won't be an issue because we really don't likely need gigabit on all ports...the 3560-48 may be good enough.
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