Re: Need Help

Would that be DIA as in "dedicated internet access" or as in "Defense
Intelligence Agency"?

Either way, the answer will be the same... It'll work just fine. It's
a router. :)

While the command line is different, you'll find many of the same
features between the boxes. It just depends on what you are
specifically looking to do. And for your "extra interfaces", well, how
do you configure your 1841s? The J4300 has two FastEthernet interfaces
out of the box, but has six module slots that you can add other
interface types as needed.

So what do you need? Give JUNOS a try, you'll probably end up liking it!

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marish shah wrote:
> -- Hi Experts,
> I need your help on juniper,One of our customer is using
> juniper 4300 for DIA circuits.Basically we are giving only cisco solutions
> to our customer and for DIA most we prefer Cisco1841.But this customer need
> to use only juniper so my Q . Is 4300 applaines support DIA circuts or if
> no then which one is better and if ans is yes so then we any extra interface
> or defualt is enough.
>
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Received on Sat May 23 2009 - 07:59:23 ART