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Retired after 40+ years experience in IT / Computer Networking, including:
- 24 years as Cisco SE
- 19 years Enterprise IT, as both customer and Cisco SE
- 22 years SP experience, as both customer and Cisco SE
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Retired after 40+ years experience in IT / Computer Networking, including:
- 24 years as Cisco SE
- 19 years Enterprise IT, as both customer and Cisco SE
- 22 years SP experience, as both customer and Cisco SE
CCIExpired #5286
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimberg/ ...
I have no direct experience with A9K-4HG-FLEX-TR, but higher speed ports not supporting lower speed transceivers is not at all uncommon.
Front-panel transceiver ports interface to their Network Processing Units via SERDES. For bandwidth scalability, ...
It has been a few years, but IIRC, XRv9000 does not support Multicast over GRE. CML 2.10, released last week, now provides XRd as an alternative to XRv9K, but it appears to be the control-plane flavor of XRd, rather than the data-plane vRouter. You m...
What is the device you want to move, what is its role in the current network (client, server, switch, router, AP, etc), and how is it connected to the current network?
Maybe... it depends entirely on what you mean by "two operating systems in a router or switch", and your use case for wanting "two operating systems". Would the OSes have to be different from each other, or two instances of the same?
IOS-XR, IOS-XE, ...