from what I've seen it does alot more than that.
>From what I remember looking at, despite being only 1U high it has the
interface ports of a populated 7200! though not the same performance.
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Chuck Larrieu
Sent: 13 July 2001 16:27
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Subject: RE: Cisco 7400 router... [7:12275]
interesting. obviously designed to fill that niche of customers who don't
need more than a single ATM or DS3 link, for example.
Depending on pricing, this will make it easier to sell customers on the
advantages of higher bandwidth without the sticker shock of moving from a
36xx to a 72xx ( not to mention those unused slots that always drive
customers nuts )
thanks for pointing this out.
Chuck
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McMasters, Eric
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 7:56 AM
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Subject: Cisco 7400 router... [7:12275]
I was just wondering if anyone out there has had a chance to work on this
new box. I was poking around CCO yesterday and this seems like a very cool
router, but I was just curious if anyone has actually worked with it. It
looks like it is using the same NPE processor that you can get with the 7200
and it uses the same PAMs, but is it as stable? According to CCO the thing
is only 12in. deep which would put it on the scale of a 2600 series router.
Pretty cool to pack that much power and flexibility into a small box.
Anyway, thanks for any information you may have!!
Eric
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