I bought the 5009, because I wasn't sure when I would have the funds for an
additional Fast Ethernet blade.  Both Engines are pretty much the same.  The
5009 has MI (RJ45) or MII ports & the 5006 only has 2 single 100 Base FX.

All the best
Phil

----- Original Message -----
From: Ed Dombrowski 
To: 
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 8:48 AM
Subject: Advantages/disadvantages of WS-x5006 module over ws-x5009 [7:6023]


> Can anybody offer any insight into the advantages or disadvantages of a
> ws-x5006 SUP I module (FX uplinks) compared to a ws-x5009 SUP I module (TX
> uplinks) in a typical CCNP/CCIE lab environment where the CAT5K is
probably
> the only switch or maybe there is one other switch like a 2924 xl. In a
> single switch environment it doesnt seem like there would be much
difference
> and there seems to be many more CAT5k switches with 5006 modules on ebay.
> In an environment where you have say a 2924 downstream from the CAT5k
> wouldnt you just use a 10/100 link from something like a 5213 card? I know
> this is kind of a basic question but i am just looking for some insight on
> this issue.
>
> Ed
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