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Oct 16, 2009, 12:06 PM

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jetcore bgp advice/info needed

Hi All,
We are going to be putting in service a j-bxgmr4 (bigiron 4000) to replace a piece of aging cisco equipment.
I am curious as to whether anyone on this list is taking a full table on that hardware (with 512MB of ram of course)? and if you can give me an idea of the memory utilization as far as the current tables?
feel free to email me off list.
Thanks,
--Tammy

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Peter.Olsen at GlobalConnect

Oct 16, 2009, 12:20 PM

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Re: jetcore bgp advice/info needed [In reply to]

Tammy,

BI is about to be obsulete. It might work, but you will most likely run
into issues

Med venlig hilsen/Best regards

Peter Olsen
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Subject: [f-nsp] jetcore bgp advice/info needed

Hi All,
We are going to be putting in service a j-bxgmr4 (bigiron 4000) to
replace a piece of aging cisco equipment.
I am curious as to whether anyone on this list is taking a full table on
that hardware (with 512MB of ram of course)? and if you can give me an
idea of the memory utilization as far as the current tables?
feel free to email me off list.
Thanks,
--Tammy

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gk at ax

Oct 16, 2009, 12:56 PM

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Re: jetcore bgp advice/info needed [In reply to]

Am 16.10.2009 21:06, Tammy A. Wisdom schrieb:
> Hi All,
> We are going to be putting in service a j-bxgmr4 (bigiron 4000) to replace a piece of aging cisco equipment.
> I am curious as to whether anyone on this list is taking a full table on that hardware (with 512MB of ram of course)? and if you can give me an idea of the memory utilization as far as the current tables?
> feel free to email me off list.

I have only values for the older IronCore (also 512MB RAM) stuff but the
BGP memory consumption could be similar to your JetCore system.

(Software: 8.0, 2x Full eBGP Peers, 4x iBGP Peers)
NetIron1>sh mem
Total DRAM: 536813568 bytes
Dynamic memory: 507453436 bytes total, 231146400 bytes free, 54% used
BGP memory: 143019200 bytes (28%) used from dynamic memory
OSPF memory: 1178840 bytes (<1%) used from dynamic memory

(Software: 9.3, 2x Full eBGP Peers, 4x iBGP Peers)
NetIron2>sh mem
Total DRAM: 536813568 bytes
Dynamic memory: 513744892 bytes total, 216946912 bytes free, 57% used
BGP memory: 143509280 bytes (27%) used from dynamic memory
OSPF memory: 1098836 bytes (<1%) used from dynamic memory

--
gerald (ax/tc)

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gary.delobel at ebsd

Oct 16, 2009, 1:17 PM

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Re: jetcore bgp advice/info needed [In reply to]

75% with 4 full table and 50k peering route

Le 16/10/2009 21:06, Tammy A. Wisdom a �crit :
> Hi All,
> We are going to be putting in service a j-bxgmr4 (bigiron 4000) to replace a piece of aging cisco equipment.
> I am curious as to whether anyone on this list is taking a full table on that hardware (with 512MB of ram of course)? and if you can give me an idea of the memory utilization as far as the current tables?
> feel free to email me off list.
> Thanks,
> --Tammy
>
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