Re: Router choice.

We just went from Cisco 7507 to Juniper 2350 (with 1gb).
It had 4 ge interfaces built in, which is what we were looking for. 
Went from ~~2 feet of rack space to 2u.

The Jtac has been good too me, but there seems to be a comparative 
shortage of used spare parts and people selling service plans compared 
to Cisco. Can't just pick from a choice of used ones on Ebay right now. 


On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 07:52:10PM -0500, Chris Adams wrote:
> Once upon a time, Keith <[email protected]> said:
> > With all things sort of being equal, I'd like some real world input on
> > these two routers and maybe a bit of a real world comparison.
> 
> I can't speak to your specific case, but we went from Cisco 7507 and
> 7513 to Juniper M10i several years ago and haven't looked back.  The
> JUNOS interface is easy to learn (and for the most part makes more sense
> than IOS to me).  Our M10is each have a couple of OC3s plus ethernet and
> channelized DS3s (for T1 customer connections).
> 
> We've had less trouble with our M10is than we did with the 75xxs.  They
> aren't perfect (nothing is), and I've been frustrated with JTAC from
> time to time (having to quote RFCs at vendor engineers is never fun),
> but not as bad as I usually felt with Cisco TAC.
> 
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