I attended a seminar before at Cisco HK. The information I was given
is that this new router is positioned as a broadband router. In terms of
performance, it is equipped with PXF which will do certain kind of QoS
speed up (if you do) and its based board is actually a 7200. GE interfaces
are built-in, which provides connectivity to GE backbone. (but not line
rate)
I have some presentation slides which may give a better overview of
the product. I can email you if you need.
Gary
""Chuck Larrieu"" 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
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> McMasters, Eric
> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 7:56 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Cisco 7400 router... [7:12275]
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>
> 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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