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Cisco fridge

VAHokie56

Anyone's fridge as cool as this ?

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Concerned Water

lol. Cool fridge.

mikedisd2

Never considered the concept of my fridge being cool. No wait, that doesn't sound right.

Forsaken_GA

Depends, whats it's forwarding throughput?

msteinhilber

Forsaken_GA wrote: »

Depends, whats it's forwarding throughput?

Depends on how fast you can drink beer.

VAHokie56

Forsaken_GA wrote: »

Depends, whats it's forwarding throughput?

Back-plane sucks but it will keep a case of beer nice and cold

dead_p00l

But can it get the beer cold faster than you can drink it?

Roguetadhg

Need to invest in a Liquid Nitrogen Cisco-fridge for that!

ChooseLife

Would like to see a pair in VSS configuration - as you stock one up with beer, the other one gets stocked simultaneously...

phantasm

ChooseLife wrote: »

Would like to see a pair in VSS configuration - as you stock one up with beer, the other one gets stocked simultaneously...

This. Perhaps some sort of FEX configuration whereas there are line-fridges that receive beer from the main fridge would be nice as well...

jibbajabba

Would be a lot cooler if you'd turn an old fridge into a cabinet with Cisco gear in it

Trifidw

ChooseLife wrote: »

Would like to see a pair in VSS configuration - as you stock one up with beer, the other one gets stocked simultaneously...

But the cost of licensing means you might as well buy 2 crates of beer.

MAC_Addy

That's a solid Cisco backbone, especially if it's full of beer. And possibly a little bit of cheese, I love cheese.

Forsaken_GA

msteinhilber wrote: »

Depends on how fast you can drink beer.

I'd be interested to see if Juniper had better BGP (Beer Guzzling Protocol) performance on their competing model!