Regarding 12410 router

[ncnaveen_arasu]

Hi Team,

Please find the below link

http://www.spectra.com/pdfs/cisco12000.pdf

And here it's given 12000 series routers feature set.

this portfolio delivers up to 1.28-terabits-per-second switching capacity with wire-speed feature

performance, scalability, and graceful hardware and software upgrade paths.

and

Aggregate switching

capacity

Cisco 12016: 80 Gbps

Cisco 12416: 320

Gbps

Cisco 12816: 1280

Gbps

Cisco 12010: 50 Gbps

Cisco 12410: 200

Gbps

Cisco12810: 800

Gbps

Cisco 12006: 30 Gbps

Cisco 12406: 120

Gbps

How the total switching capcity and agregate swithing capacity will match.

Example when we take 12410, series switching capacity it provides 200Gbps. It will not relate to total switching capacity of 1.28 terabits/sec.

if per slot throuput for 12410 is 10 Gbps how it provides 200Gbps of agregate switching capacity.

Please clarify .

Thanks in advance.

Naveen

[Giuseppe Larosa]

Hello Naveen,

it is marketing math with 10 slots you can have 10 * 10 Gbps per direction that means 100 + 100 = 200 Gbps

They count both directions together. This is quite common in data sheets and marketing material

Hope to help

Giuseppe

[ncnaveen_arasu]

Hi Giuseppe,

Thnaks for the useful info.

In the URL i have mentioned above is is shown as

this portfolio delivers up to 1.28-terabits-per-second switching capacity with wire-speed feature

performance, scalability, and graceful hardware and software upgrade paths.

How the 12000 series will provide 1.28 terabits/sec, when the total throuput is 200Gbps.

Please clarify this one too.

Thanks & Regards,

Naveen

[ncnaveen_arasu]

Hi,

Can someone please clarify the above request!!!

[Giuseppe Larosa]

Hello Naveen,

the 1,28 Tbps refers to the 12816 with appropriate linecards the 128xx series has a more powerful switching fabric.

If you have a 12410 you have a different device with different performance capabilities.

Cisco 12816: 1280

Gbps

Hope to help

Giuseppe