First of all, if you feel you need routing at gigabit-speeds, you probably
need layer 3 switching. A Cat 4000 or 6500 with an RSM would do nicely. Of
course, if this is anything but on paper, you've probably priced yourself
out of the market.
As for the GBIC question... Are you talking about th
Can you please past the part number of your GBIC module?
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Irwan Hadi
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Subject: Re: Help me on my CCNA Design Project [7:48715]
On Sat, Jul 13, 2002
On Sat, Jul 13, 2002 at 08:13:02AM +, Ross Wood wrote:
> At the moment I am doing a design project for my CCNA classes. But I am
> having some problems. I have chosen the 3550-48 & 3550-24 switches and was
> wondering what kind of router I should choose. Most of the routers only
have
> 10/100
At the moment I am doing a design project for my CCNA classes. But I am
having some problems. I have chosen the 3550-48 & 3550-24 switches and was
wondering what kind of router I should choose. Most of the routers only have
10/100 Ethernet ports but I would like a router with at least two gigabit
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