[AusNOG] Cisco upgrade 7206 to 7600

Brad Gould bradley at internode.com.au
Wed May 4 11:52:38 EST 2011


In a vague hand waving way, without knowing specifics - ASR1000 might be a better option.

There are certainly circumstances where 7600 would be a suitable replacement, but again, without specifics I can't give a specific recommendation.

Brad

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Brad Gould
Network Engineer
Internode Network Operations


On 04/05/2011, at 11:17, "Tony" <td_miles at yahoo.com<mailto:td_miles at yahoo.com>> wrote:

Hi Andrew,

What do you currently use the 7200's for ?

As you've already suggested, size is fairly different. Also be aware of differing power requirements on the physical size of things.

In terms of functionality you will mostly likely find a lot of things that you would easily do on the 7200 that you might not be able to do on the 7600. It is a hardware platform and so if it can't do something in hardware, it won't do it (as opposed to 7200, which does everything in software). Have a search on the c-nsp archives, there is a lot of information on gotchas and caveats.


regards,
Tony.


--- On Wed, 4/5/11, Andrew Cox <andrew at accessplus.com.au<mailto:andrew at accessplus.com.au>> wrote:

From: Andrew Cox <andrew at accessplus.com.au<mailto:andrew at accessplus.com.au>>
Subject: [AusNOG] Cisco upgrade 7206 to 7600
To: <mailto:ausnog at ausnog.net> ausnog at ausnog.net<mailto:ausnog at ausnog.net>
Received: Wednesday, 4 May, 2011, 10:52 AM

Hi Guys,

Investigating migrating out some Cisco 7206's and replace with 7600's at a few sites (and likely relocating everything in the rack to fit :-D)
Wondering if anyone had recommendations / pitfalls / functionality gotchas, migrating between the 2 or alternatively any feedback on general performance of the 7600's in comparison?


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