>#1 I am looking to upgrade my as5300's to V.90. I see however that
>you need to upgrade to a fairly new IOS. This IOS appears to need
>128+ MB of RAM. What is the maximum amount of ram that an as5300 can
>hold? I have not seen it listed anywhere on the web or Cisco's
>website.
Not true at all. Are you going to be doing plain vanilla v.90 with IP
services only? For the most part, the AS5300 is not being made as of
last year and will not have any more support after Dec, 2007 if I am
not mistaken. Max ram is 128MB but you can run just fine with 64MB &
16MB flash. I recommend the newest IOS 12.2(17a) and 2.9.4.0 firmware
if you just want stability and most bugs fixed.
>#2 Last night our T1 lines got saturated for about 3 minutes. I
>traced that problem back to our as5300's. We have 2 as5800's and 2
>as5300's (the 5300s are leftovers from a while ago). Anyway... the
>as5300's were pulling upwards of 14mbits/s INTO them. Unfortunately
>I don't know what the data was or why they were pulling it. But,
>when I reloaded them the data pull went away. Any ideas on this one?
> I've actually seen this happen once before along time ago, and a
>reload also fixed it then. But I'm looking for a reason that it
>happened.
Not sure what your saturation could have been. Give me some info on
your 5300s in the way of IOS. It may be an anomaly or bug manifesting
itself.
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