[nsp] 2600 series bandwidth potential.
Ryan O'Connell
ryan at complicity.co.uk
Sat May 3 00:09:42 EDT 2003
At 02/05/2003 19:46, tbaranski at mail.com wrote:
>Does anyone know the bandwidth capabilities of 2600 series, the 2691 in
>particular? I know the specs say 70kps with 64 byte packets, but I'm
>wondering how it does with full-size packets. Specifically, I'm concerned
>about it being a bottleneck on a 100Mbit network (we're thinking of adding
>a pair of them on an existing network to run a routing protocol with a
>6509 for failover reasons).
>
>Has anyone tried pushing 100Mbits through one of these things? Would I be
>better off with a UNIX box running Zebra?
You won't get 100Mb/s full duplex through one. 70kps @ 1500 bytes is only
105Mb/s - half what's required to support 100Mb/s both ways. That also
assumes ideal conditions with static routing with no overhead for
BGP/OSFP/SNMP/etc.
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