Juniper-Equivalent Cisco 2950

[S-H-A-R-I-Q-U-E]

which Juniper Switch is equivalent to Cisco 2950 Switch??? waiting for answer...

[NikeBoy]

As I know Juniper Networks do not have switches, of course they have MX-series(with L2 cards), but it is not equivalent Cisco 2950

[C3P0]

Are you trying to build a lab? If so your options are basically J series or Olive. I'd kill to be able to buy a SSG 5 with JUNOS loaded on it

[JNCIE153]

The short answer, no. Even with the L2 advancements Juniper has, it's targeting a whole different market than some the other-vendors' switches like the 2950!

[kiwi_os]

There isnt one....yet...(?) while new switches may appear one day, I doubt they will be at this pure commodity end of the market.

[KJP]

Hi,

  With the release of Juniper Switches, it is clear that we do not have a comparable switch with the Cisco Catalyst 2950 switch since this has 10/100 BaseT ports whereas, all EX series switches are 10/100/1000Base-T.

Regards,

KJP.

[Aramaki]

Hi

Cisco Catalyst 2950 have only L2 function.

Cisco Catalyst 3560G/3760G have both of L2 function and L3 function.

Cisco Catalyst 3560G is standalone L3 SW.
Cisco Catalyst 3760G is stackable L3 SW.

So, I think the competitor of Juniprt EX series is following.
  Juniprt EX3200 vs Cisco Catalyst 3560G
  Juniprt EX3400 vs Cisco Catalyst 3760G