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That's what I figured....but always want to ask to be sure... thx
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That's what I figured....but always want to ask to be sure... thx

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I have a question about the the 6509 and blade compatability<br />
currently, 6509 has sup32 <br />
and we would like to install the following blades<br />
1x WS-X6148-GE-TX<br />
1x WS-X6316-GE-TX<br />
Now the cisco site maintains the sup32 will not support <br />
Q. Which line cards are not supported by Sup32?<br />
A. The following series of line cards are not supported by Sup32: WS-X67XX, WS-X68XX, SFM, and DFC-based cards.<br />
but I also see that some language indicates that the 16, 24, and 48 port 100/1000 blades only work with the sup720<br />
can someone let me know if the above mentioned blades are supported by the sup32?<br />
thx<br />

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I have a question about the the 6509 and blade compatability
currently, 6509 has sup32 
and we would like to install the following blades
1x WS-X6148-GE-TX
1x WS-X6316-GE-TX
Now the cisco site maintains the sup32 will not support 
Q. Which line cards are not supported by Sup32?
A. The following series of line cards are not supported by Sup32: WS-X67XX, WS-X68XX, SFM, and DFC-based cards.
but I also see that some language indicates that the 16, 24, and 48 port 100/1000 blades only work with the sup720
can someone let me know if the above mentioned blades are supported by the sup32?
thx


Cisco 6509 blade compatability

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