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On Tuesday 08 March 2005 22:15, =C5=81ukasz Bromirski wrote:

>
> Yes, the 7206VXR with NPE-G1 can quite easily do 1Mpps, but the
> figures usually published are for routing. FreeBSD will also do
> this on properly configured hardware - google should return some
> useful usenet posts and discussions.
>
> 7200 is positioned as a router for ISPs, and they don't often do
> NAT - and as such, routing figures quite reliably put it in the
> 400-500kpps area (1Mpps full duplex).
>

None of our 7200's will come anyway near those numbers.
Are you sure it's cisco you are using =3D)

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