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Re: New IEEE 802.3bz can be implemented via firmware update in R7000?
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With the arrival of this new implementation I would like to know if I will be able to take advantage of this speed on my router with only a firmware upgrade or have to buy a new router?
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New router, it's different hardware, just like 10 gig is...
Also, you won't probably see any gear for some time with it. 2017 at best.
It will also come with a premium price, just not as bad as 10 gig.
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New router, it's different hardware, just like 10 gig is...
Also, you won't probably see any gear for some time with it. 2017 at best.
It will also come with a premium price, just not as bad as 10 gig.
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Re: New IEEE 802.3bz can be implemented via firmware update in R7000?
how are you going to support it with a firmware upgrade when the hardware chips themself support a max of 1 Gbps each way per port? A firmware upgrade can't do magick when the hardware doesn't support it
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