Has anyone seen a good matrix of Cisco switches and their port-types, etc?
I'm looking for something where I can say 'I need a switch with X 10-gig
ports and Y 1-gig sfp ports, which models meet that criteria?'
I know I can look through all of the data sheets at cisco's website, but
there has to be a better way to see the specs of a large array of switches
at a glance.
thanks
I can't think of anything like this off the top of my head but here's
what I would do if I were in a pinch and trying to put configurations
together:
Find someone who sells (or resells) Cisco gear professionally. They'll
help you identify equipment which is appropriate for your build.
-Daniel
Shawn L <shawnl@up.net> writes:
We maintain one in spreadsheet form ONLY FOR FIXED CONFIGURATION SWITCHES with price, performance, and ports, which we're happy to share. I can provide it by email or post it to our wiki, depending how many people want it.
-Bill
Hi.
Have a look at the following pdf¹s, I have been using these in the past.
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/solutions/collateral/wireless/aironet-1130
-ag-series/cisco_switching_family.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/switches/catalyst-3560
-series-switches/CatalystPoster_Final.pdf
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/switches/nexus-4000-se
ries-switches/6701_catswitch_guide_v7_r5.pdf
Regards,
Steinar
Hi
I have found the best way is to find the product you are after, for example
2960 switches and then they have a nice compare models feature.
Don
Right. Except the original question was "Which units can provide X Y and Z",
and get the answer "you're looking for a 2960, a 3711, or a XMJ-6, each has at
least one model that supports the config you want".
*Then* you can go hit the nice 2960 model comparison chart.
feature navigator....