> 60 0 357823016 211223348 87640568 0 0 BGP
Router
> 61 0 28929160 0 6864 0 0 BGP I/O
> 62 0 23415184 137931208 13628 0 0 BGP
Scanner
>
> The BGP doesn't seem out of sorts for this router. I could turn off soft
> reconfiguration and free up most of that 90MB of RAM. Here is its BGP
> summary:
>
> BGP table version is 5776429, main routing table version 5776429
> 63720 network entries and 573492 paths using 26953992 bytes of memory
> 65951 BGP path attribute entries using 5294260 bytes of memory
> 92865 BGP route-map cache entries using 1485840 bytes of memory
> Dampening enabled. 25 history paths, 104 dampened paths
> 279219 received paths for inbound soft reconfiguration
> BGP activity 272135/208415 prefixes, 15338564/14765072 paths
> 2970489 prefixes revised.
>
I would certainly reconsider soft-reconfig if its holding that much memory.
I
mean, weigh the options... Do you change your inbound policy that often to
where you need to keep soft reconfig enabled on all your peers? If so, then
I would upgrade to 256M. If not, I would keep it at 128M and just use soft
reconfig where its necessary....
/Sean
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AT&T Global Services -- OpenNet Support
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