I've been told that we need to switch our BayNetworks ASN routers (2) to a
Cisco equivalent. They have dual PRI's, even though we are only using three
of them. Off of the top of my head I was thinking of a 3640. We are a school
system that needs to watch costs.
Thanks
Greg
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Unless you're into Jurassic networking in which case a 7000 would fit the
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Greg
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Subject: replacing bay routers
I've been told that we need to switch our BayNetworks ASN routers (2) to a
Cisco equivalent. They have dual PRI's, even though we are only using three
of them. Off of the t
Whats wrong with the ASN's and what problem are you
looking to solve?
You already own the ASN's so buying another router
will cost money. If you're using standard protocols
then the ASN should work fine. Maybe putting more
memory in it will help if it is a memory/resource
issue if it isn't max'd
Marz 2001 04:23
An: Cisco
Betreff: replacing bay routers
I've been told that we need to switch our BayNetworks ASN routers (2) to a
Cisco equivalent. They have dual PRI's, even though we are only using three
of them. Off of the top of my head I was thinking of a 3640. We are a school
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