On Dec 20, 2007 6:47 PM, Evan Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > why concern yourself with these details, at the end of the day it is a quite > simple concept that Juniper created, that is they have developed the ASICs > that do the day to day shifting of routed traffic, based upon a robust > operating system that is loosely based upon the basic routeD and other open > source code. The only issues I have come across in my experience has been > when the platform has been implemented, is that the operator has failed to > consider the almost exponential growth of the working environment. I would > humbly refer all to the basic concept and pay homage to RFC1925. > > Let us all face facts the real reason your M or E series is failing is that > you haven't spent enough money on the hardware upgrade or your bean counter > has not understood that this is business critical hardware. An aside, let us > all applaud that IOS-XR has become the illegitimate child of Junos and the > non-recognised child Unisphere (ERX, son of Stratacom) comand line.
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