Hello all,
Can anyone advise/help with this? =20
Recently we installed a switched network using the cisco colapsed core =
model.
Our core/distribution switches are 2 cat 6506's connected to each other =
via a gbit etherchannel providing 2 gbits of bandwidth between the core =
switches.=20
Our t
Hello all,
Can anyone advise/help with this?
Recently we installed a switched network using the Cisco collapsed core
model.
Our core/distribution switches are 2 cat 6506's connected to each other
via a gbit etherchannel providing 2 gbits of bandwidth between the core
switches.
Our trunk links f
Oversubscribed Yes... Likelyhood of it causing an
issue... Near none I doubt that you will see the
day that your network produces that much bandwidth to
cause this to happen... Also remember that half your
network sits on one switch (65) and the rest on the
other... so even if you were f
Did you purposely reverse the 80/20 rule? I ask this in all seriousness. We
used to design campus networks with the assumption that 80% of traffic
stays local and 20% is destined for a different LAN. That may or may not be
valid for your network. With intranets and server farms, the rule became
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