From: Michael Breen (mbreen@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Jun 12 2002 - 22:21:57 GMT-3
The 3550 does not support IPX with the L3 license and really doesn't have
any plans too, neither does the 4000 with the Sup III...
--MB
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Subject: RE: Token ring, IGRP, Cat5k removed from lab
You said:
> My guess would be that IPX was removed from the lab content
> since IPX isn't supported on the 3550... :-)
IPX not supported on a largely layer-two device? or are you referring to
the L3 features in the 3550-series?
IMHO removing IPX from the lab is just as foolish as removing other
protocols last year... For example: What meaning is a CCIE who doesn't know
how to drive a brand-new 6509 switch running CatOS? or debug a network
with 2500 IPX SAP's (like ours)? God forbid one of these CCIE's should run
in to a router w/DECnet and HSRP running on the same interface!
dct
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