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No, he's saying "the chips are in the switches, but networking vendors may not have mature support in the operating system". Think Cisco IOS as an example of th
by kylemaxwell 14y ago
No, he's saying "the chips are in the switches, but networking vendors may not have mature support in the operating system". Think Cisco IOS as an example of the software that has to support the protocol in addition to what the silicon can do.
- nnnnnnnn 14y agoThen that is a categorically untrue statement. Perhaps he is thinking of one vendor (or more likely one particular model supplied by one vendor) in particular? In any event, it is absolutely false that "all of the silicon out there" has feature and performance parity with ipv4.