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is there any difference between the two terms? and speaking about the old 1st,2nd ISR ex (2800,2900), are the CPU and RP physically seperated ? or it is all about seperated functions where the RP is where the routing processes take place ? Thank you...
It Works !The command: snmp-server engineID remote 22.22.22.22 AABBCCDD22 added before creating the snmp user snmp-server user User2 G1 remote 22.22.22.22 v3 auth md5 Test priv aes 256 Test I have tested in a lab and can confirm that both Informs/Tr...
@Jon Marshall , thank you so in the platforms that use the RPs, we will find the CPU or ASICs and the RPsit is a little bit confusing as long as the new ISR series as an example ISR 1000 mention to the processors by ASIC
