Re: [load balancing] Cascading switches off of a Foundry switch

From: Nimesh Vakharia (nvakhariIZZATgenx.net)
Date: Fri Feb 16 2001 - 21:42:19 EST

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> I doubt that the packet rewrites are taking place in ASIC - anytime you go
> above layer 2 doing dynamic stuff you've got to have a processor and ram.
>
Possible, this is what our sales/SE guys implied (its all
ASIC)... its quite possible it was a sales gimmick...

Nimesh.

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