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I have 3 line cards in my Cisco WS-4506-E switch.
I want to add a 4th. I'm not in front of the device at this time. Will need to make a trip.
But I don't recall seeing any free physical space in my switch for more cards.
The documentation says I can...
My ISP is going to be giving us mpls capability and told me I need to create sub interfaces for my WAN.
One is for the regular traffic and the other for MPLS.
I'm not 100% sure if I have the configuration correct. I'm looking for a second opinion....
Thanks! Yes, I have the Sup 7L-E supervisor module on my 4506-E.
So I could get another 24 Gbps line card (WS-X4648-RJ45-E).
I *think* the 48Gbps card equivalent is the WS-X4748-RJ45-E but I'm not 100% sure!!
Thanks again! -Bob
Okay thanks. I asked the ISP and they told me the 40mb will be TOTAL. So I think in that case I would keep my "rate-limit" configured for 40mb on the physical wan interface. That seems to make the most sense to me. I won't put the rate limit on the ...
Thanks, I appreciate your reply. I think just the nature of mpls means it wont be necessary for crypto tunnels anymore - but I understand I could still set that up. I hadn't thought about the rate-limit like that - - I know our provider is changing ...