CCNA - Am i alone???

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Am i alone???

Silkysmoothe1

2004-02-03, 7:45 pm

Came to work today, found that the one of the project mgrs decided to use some HP-Pro curve switches. I dialed into my first one today. I found the interface fairly simple and easy to navigate. Just curious how many of you are working with other technology?

if so what? This is an open market, I guess to strenghten my networth,,,,,"not network",,
one must be able to flex.

,,,,silky,,,,

smrkdown

2004-02-03, 8:28 pm

I'm hoping to see great things from Juniper Networks. From what I hear they make quality products which are said to be superior to Cisco equipment as far as cutting-edge technology. Supposedly they are slowly stealing some of the market away. If their stuff weren't so damn expensive, I'd try to get my hands on some of it.

et9851

2004-02-03, 9:18 pm

You are right! smrkdown

I work for a major Internet company and we have replaced some of our Redback routers with Juniper ERX routers. They are ok to work with. It's just that when I troubleshoot these routers the log commands really don't tell you anything! You have keep digging deeper to find the problem. I have more ATM problems then anything else. Well what can you say! It's technology at work! Most of all! Job Security!!

Yankee

2004-02-07, 6:59 am

Juniper makes high end stuff that you'll probably only see at ISPs and such so most techs won't know much about it.

The HP ProCurve switch is inexpensive and I am seeing may of of our remote sites buy them for their LANs just because of the price. I still favor Cisco because it's what I know but for small remote sites (under 100 people)I can understand them opting for the cheaper product.

Yankee

Spides

2004-02-10, 12:47 pm

I've worked on HP Pro-Curve Switches and they are excellent...............

JohnnyBeGood

2004-02-10, 6:05 pm

FYI--Juniper also bought NetScreen today.

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