r series datasheet

Hi,

refer the below link.

https://clouddocs.f5.com/training/community/rseries-training/html/rseries_performance_and_sizing.html

I hope you find what you want.

thanks

thank you 

I found rseries datasheet inform wrong information 

like datasheet inform, r4600 can alloc 12 cpu to tenant. but, rseries can just alloc 6 cpu to tenant

Just to make sure you both saw the TechNews Notification from yesterday, neeeewbie and Hooni_L - 

"If you purchased F5 rSeries r5000/r10000 systems and your rSeries appliances are connected to Cisco Nexus switches over 10-Gb or 25-Gb links, F5 recommends that you delay taking down the interfaces until you are able to download and install F5OS 1.3.2. F5OS 1.3.2 is not yet available, but you can contact F5 Support to get early access to the software if your scenario fits this description.

Overview

The 10-Gb and 25-Gb interfaces on F5 rSeries 5000 and 10000 systems may fail to establish links with Cisco Nexus 9000, 7000, or 5000 series switches. When this issue occurs, the network links either cannot be established or are suspended, resulting in no network connectivity between the rSeries system and the Cisco Nexus switch. In some cases, the link does not come up after a system shutdown or restart or after an interface shutdown.

This issue occurs when all of the following conditions are met:

• You have an F5 rSeries r5000 or r10000 system.
• You connect a 10-Gb or 25-Gb interface on the rSeries system to a Cisco Nexus 9000, 7000, or 5000 series switch port.
• The interface on the rSeries system attempts to come up after a shutdown or restart, or after disabling then re-enabling the interface.

Impact

The network link fails to establish, resulting in no network connectivity between the rSeries system and the Cisco Nexus switch.

Symptoms

As a result of this issue, you may encounter the following symptoms:

• One or more 10-Gb or 25-Gb interfaces on the rSeries system is marked down when it is connected and expected to be marked up.

Note: This symptom is more likely to occur after upgrading to F5OS-A 1.3.1.

For more information, refer to K000132166: 10G and 25G interfaces on rSeries 5000 and 10000 series systems may fail to establish links with Cisco Nexus switches."