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timtimrawi · 06-07-2017

Hello; According to Cisco documentation found on http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switches/nexus-7000-10-slot-switch/Data_Sheet_C78-437757.html. The Nexus 7000 with M series cards uses linear processing pooling the resources of all ...

timtimrawi · 06-07-2017

Hello; I'm running into a dilemma here and I don't seem to be finding the answer for it anywhere. We currently have N7K-C7009 with 5 x N7K-M108X2-12L, each can do linerate 8x10G and 120Mpps. We have no need for additional 10G ports but since these ...

timtimrawi · 06-12-2017

Reza; According to Cisco documentation about M1/2 linecards: "The Cisco Nexus 7000 M2-Series module contains two integrated forwarding engines capable of delivering up to 120 million packets per second (Mpps) of Layer 2 and Layer 3 IPv4 unicast f...

timtimrawi · 06-12-2017

It makes no sense to me that Cisco is EOL'ing the M108x2-12L while there is no acceptable alternative, especially since it seems to be a forwarding engine issue. Thank you for confirming my doubts, can you please take a look at my other post about ...

timtimrawi · 06-12-2017

Reza; I've already seen that, but considering that the M108 is a 8x10G it really isn't a concern. It makes no sense to me that the M224XP-23L uses the same forwarding engine configuration with 120Mpps forwarding limit for 24 x 10G. This pretty mu...

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It makes no sense to me that

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