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Wouldn’t we all! However, my plan to put 6500s in all of my access closets would stand as much a chance as a snowball’s in he!! of getting approved. Like somebody else said, what we want and what we can afford are two different things. My point was that the CAMs my not […]
Oh, I think it still is. We have 3 distribution blocks in our primary data center and the third one is comprised of redundant 6500/Sup720s. The first two, however, were put in some years ago and are comprised of the 4000/4500s I mentioned earlier. I wouldn’t do that myself given a choice […]
What ever happened to the Catalyst 6500 being the premier data centre switch? 720gb backplane and specific products designed just for data centres.
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Our server farm connects […]
Our server farm connects into the network at the distribution layer, where we typically have better equipment and higher bandwidth backplanes. In our case, we use 4500 switches with Sup4s, which has been an excellent combination supporting over 300+ servers, mainframes, minis, AS400s, etc.
The 3750 series switches should also be a pretty good solution […]
I can’t specifically answer your quesetion because it’s a bit more involved than just a simple “Design X sucks and here’s why”, and it’s a bit out of scope for this list. I encourage you to reference the SRND docs from Cisco to help find your answer:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/netsol/ns656/networking_solutions_design_guidances_list.html#anchor3
James
Salau,Olayemi wrote: > Hello Guys, […]
Hello Guys,
I’m struggling trying to convince my boss on the issue of choosing a design over the other.
Basically, we want to make a decision on whether to connect our Servers(about 250 of them) into our Core/Distribution Layer Switches OR to connect them into an access layer switch and then provide uplinks to the core […]