Drew Weaver wrote:
> I've always loved the idea of a central configuration point for
> everything but obviously there used to be drawbacks to that
> convienience.
These days, the general wisdom is that the central configuration point
should be a database and that the network should be slaved to th
Is the model of distribution switch -> tor switch and trunking vlans all over
the place still the best way to accomplish this or has the 'remote linecard'
thing matured to the point where it is no longer fraught with compromise?
I've always loved the idea of a central configuration point for eve
