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RE: ethernet-to-ethernet router: a piece of the puzzle
From: Michael Nelson <mikenel () iapetus com>
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 08:22:18 -0500 (EST)
Actually, a 2600 can do at least 30MBps a second (tested with ttcp). On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Todd Schroeder wrote:
While a 2600 could meet the needs specified, it will not route at 10mbps. As I recall, a 2600 tops out around 3mbps (I'm going from memory here, so grant me some slack). I believe you need to get up to at least a 3640 for 10mbps routing. If you're adding encryption at the router, you'd be wise to beef up the CPU a bit. Perhaps a 3662.
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