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[isp-bgp] Re: What small switch/router for full bgp routing table
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  • Subject: [isp-bgp] Re: What small switch/router for full bgp routing table
  • From: sjk <sjk@...>
  • Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 12:32:10 -0500 (CDT)

We have tried to run a full table on Summit 1i's before -- with little
success -- you can get it to work, but it's painful and forget about
setting communities. . . . If you want to go the Extreme route, look at a
5i with 256MB of memory -- FYI we have also found the Extremes to be very
susptible DDoS problems due to the way they slow path the first packet to
build the ipfdb -- take a look at some of the postings on NANOG about
Extremes during the slammer outbreak.

If you are going to have only one large peer you could take a very limited
table or simply a default route -- this would eliminate the memory
problems with taking 140K+ prefixes.

Hope this helps -- sjk


 On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Erik Hensema wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We're a small starting ISP on a tight budget, and are looking for a
> switch/router for full bgp peering with abovenet (they advertise
> 140,000 routes or so) and peering with the about 140 isps on the
> ams-ix.
>
> Currently we think the Extreme Networks Summit 1i will suit our needs,
> but I'm concerned it may have insufficient memory (128MB) to hold the
> full bgp routing table. As far as I know the memory cannot be
> upgraded.
>
> Any advice would be greatly appriciated.
>
> If the summit 1i won't cut it, this is what we need:
> - 8 1 gbit ports, of which at least two are fiber ports
> - redundancy/failover (we plan on buying two identical routers)
> - must be able to route 1 gbit traffic
>
> Most equipment we look at is way to big/expensive for our needs :-/
>
> --
> Erik Hensema / Systeembeheer IBN Media Groep
>
>
>




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