I'm able to squeak by w/ 128M in my 7200 running full tables
(with two feeds) and cef enabled.
I would recommend getting a VXR upgrade asap and upgrading to 256M
incase something ugly happens like a bunch of prefixes get leaked to you
by a upstream/peer and suck up a lot of your memory.
- Jared
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 04:42:16AM -0400, KF wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What do You think about running full BGB table with CEF enabled on 128MB RAM
> 7206 ? IOS 12.0.17S?...
>
> Config should include one ATM interface and some FastEthernet Interfaces...
>
> Let me say that full bgp yet is around 10500 prefixes and about 10-15000
> prefixes from others.
>
> Totaly it eats 15MB + 2MB, + 18MB routing table, CEF will eat around 20MB
> ...
> so totaly it is 55 MB..
>
> After loading and unpacking the image the process memomry is total about
> 109MB - 55MB - other process (IP, Buffers..)30-35MB is totaly 19-24 MB
> free..
>
> I see buffer misses ... some drops (seems like not so critical)....
>
> Is possible to run full BGP on such config.... ?...
>
> greetz Alex
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