Gert Doering wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 06:28:25PM +0200, [email protected] wrote:
Now you know (one of the reasons) why some of us love our Juniper
M/MX/T routers :-)
Why am I not suprised at all to see this comment? ;-))
Now, with Junipers, you have incompatible hardware thingies ("no, you
cannot use feature X with gige module Y"). But as far as software goes,
they are doing an amazing job - while Cisco is moving itself deeper and
deeper into the mud.
It's also worth emphasising that JunOS has a consistent cross-platform
API for configuring their devices, and has done for a long while now.
Cisco's (embryonic) efforts seem to be falling firmly into the "one XML
schema per device, but you can tunnel them all over netconf!"
I am not amused.
IOS sometimes feels like the very best that the 1980s has to offer... I
mean, come on - I was actually IMPRESSED when 12.2(33)SX gave me "show
run part router bgp ASNUM". Is that really the best we can do in 2009?
Sigh.
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