E,
Since Kennedy & Clark devote an entire chapter (chap. 18) to them in "Cisco
LAN Switching" I think its safe to say that there are a few. The major one
that I've seen is the differences between "native IOS mode" and "hybrid
mode". In the former, layer 2 and layer 3 are integrated into a single
configuration using an IOS variant. In the latter, the MSFC and the Sup are
configured seperately. If your project deals with redundancy and fault
tolerance, you'll want to take a look at the high availability feature. Just
keep in mind that the MSFC is a daughter card on the Sup module.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/lan/cat6000/sft_6_1/configgd/redund.htm#33752
Hope this helps,
Karen
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On 4/20/2001 at 1:58 PM EA Louie wrote:
>I just got wind of a possible assignment on a project using 6500's. Will my
>experience with the Cat5k/5500 and IOS get me by with this?
>
>If not, are there any specific 'gotchas' when working with this switch?
>
>Is it a 'standard IOS' switch, or does it operate similar to the Cat5k
>(different CLI for the switch vs. the RSM/LS-1010)?
>
>thanks, all
>
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