05-05-2009 05:15 PM
Per my understanding, the sizing of WAAS boxes at branch offices depends on the amount of optimized TCP flows and the amount of WAAS Cache apart from WAN bandwidth. Can anybody throw some light into the calculation for the WAN bandwidth limit each of the WAAS boxes ( WAE-512, 612,674,7342,7371) can support?
05-05-2009 05:25 PM
Peter,
Each platform has a rule of thumb that you start with for sizing...
512-2GB: 20 Mbps
612-4GB: 90 Mbps
674-4GB: 90 Mbps
7341: 310 Mbps
7371: 1000 Mpbs
The WAN bw is not limited by software or system limit, but it's provided for sizing exercises. I usually start with connection limits and disk requirements and then ensure that the bw is not exceeded if other variables seem to fit.
Hope that helps,
Dan
05-05-2009 06:29 PM
Thanks Dan.
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