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Cisco's CRS-3 flexible packet transport vs. Juniper's T series, JCS1200 and PTX series
Mon, 4/11/11 - 11:59pm View comments
Earlier today, Cisco provided the below presentation that details Cisco's CRS-3 flexible packet transport vs. Juniper's T series, JCS1200 and PTX series:
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