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Convergence & Virtualization

This article delves into the intersection of convergence and virtualization in Cisco's networking solutions, focusing on the Nexus 7000 and Nexus 5000 series. It examines key components like the WS-C6506-E chassis, VS-Sup720-3C supervisor, and MSFC, alongside their virtual capabilities and scalability. Key features discussed include support for up to 15 Terabits per second, multiple fabric cards, and the integration of Linux Kernel functionalities. The content also analyzes the pros and cons of virtualization versus discrete solutions, and implications for future networking architectures.

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Convergence & Virtualization

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  1. Convergence & Virtualization Brandon Wagner

  2. Chassis Follow Up • Cisco WS-C6506-E • VS-Sup720-3C • MSFC • PFC • Fabric • WS-X6716-10GE • DFC • WS-X6724-SFP • CFC • WS-6348-RJ-45

  3. Sho mod • Sho environment • Sho platform hardware capacity • Sho redundancy • Shoint status

  4. Virtualization: Nexus 7000 • Virtual Switching/Routing Contexts • NX-OS • Linux Kernel (2.6.10) • Built in Wireshark • 10 and 18 slot chassis • Scales to 15 Terabits/sec • Supports 5 Fabric cards (46Gbps each) for 230 Gbps per slot

  5. Convergence: Nexus 5000 • 10 gigabit ethernet • 8/4 gigabit Fibre Channel over Ethernet

  6. Firewall Service Module • 5 gigabit throughput • 1.3Ghz Pentium III Processor • 20 – 100 Virtual Contexts

  7. Virtualization vs Discrete • Pro’s and Con’s? • Central or Distributed? • Where do we go from here?

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