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 2924XL vs 3550?
I know the new lab format has now Cat 3550 switch instead of 5500.
I haven't used 3550 that much and don't have currently access to one. I have 2924XL instead.
Does anyone know how much different both are from one another? I mean from IOS stand point.
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the main difference is that they don't fully implement ios and layer 3 functions
they are really layer2 devices
the 3550 does
read ipexpert's catalyst 3550 tutorial
it has a good introduction and comparison
http://www.ipexpert.net
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