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Depends on the features that are needed. Cisco seems to have a quite a bit of cisco-only protocols that require Cisco gear. And for our particular use-cases,
by itchyouch 10y ago
Depends on the features that are needed. Cisco seems to have a quite a bit of cisco-only protocols that require Cisco gear. And for our particular use-cases, we seem to need those features. Then again, I'm at a ultra low latency shop that requires port-to-port switching at sub 300 nanos and faster.
If one is using standard protocols (bgp, ospf, etc) then mixing and matching doesn't really seem to be a problem.
- packetized 10y agoEven OSPF/IS-IS interop is sketchy at best with some vendors, these days. Ah well.