01-08-2014 06:53 AM - edited 03-07-2019 05:26 PM
Hi,
Can anybody pls share benefit of ASR router w.r.t 3800/7200 Router
& Nexus Switch w.r.t to 65xx Switch
urgent Pls
br/subhojit
01-11-2014 09:46 AM
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Can anybody pls share benefit of ASR router w.r.t 3800/7200 Router
ASRs (I assume you're asking about the 1Ks) are "faster", "newer" OS (XE), some new software features and greater range in performance (ESP-2.5 up to ESP-200) and number of models (ASR 1001 up to ASR 1013). Some ASR 1Ks provide additional software or hardware redundancy.
& Nexus Switch w.r.t to 65xx Switch
Depends on what models you're comparing between between the two series, but Nexus might be "faster", has "newer" OS (NX), some new features. Nexus series is a "larger" family of devices too.
The recent 6807 narrows some of the advantages of the Nexus, for it offers much more bandwidth capacity per slot and also offers fabric extenders (the IA switches).
PS:
The Nexus series is oriented toward the needs of data centers, the 6500/6800 series are more "generic".
01-11-2014 12:01 PM
Hello,
ASR - performance and features e.g. throughput, services like FW services etc... OTV, software/hardware redundancy capabilities
Nexus7K (i assume) - Full virtualisation (vDC's), throughput, performance, OTV etc..
[data center technology]
Totally agree with Joseph... Nexus and somewhat ASR's geared towards the data centers, 6500's and the routers you mentioned are more like small medium and large campus networks + ISP routers or site routers.
There are probably a lot more detailed benefits from one over the other.
Hope this helps
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