#lca2014 Quote of the day from http://linux.conf.au in the syadmin miniconf- (On the topic of networking buffers) "And some devices are just horrible: Cisco Catalyst 6500."
John Samuel & Elaine Walker, the bulk of Cisico's gear is actually pretty good. The problem with the 6500 series is that it was Cisco's Edsel, compounded by the fact that you could get good ones - if you had the exactly right combination of revisions of each of twenty-odd components, and the right firmware for each. Including the power supplies.
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Points for honesty there. I suspect Cisco might not appreciate that though. :)
ReplyDeleteThen they should make less horrible devices.
ReplyDeleteThe sysadmin miniconf had some gems. Sadly, I missed this talk.
ReplyDeleteJohn Samuel & Elaine Walker, the bulk of Cisico's gear is actually pretty good. The problem with the 6500 series is that it was Cisco's Edsel, compounded by the fact that you could get good ones - if you had the exactly right combination of revisions of each of twenty-odd components, and the right firmware for each. Including the power supplies.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rob Masters
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