[c-nsp] shame on me for running 12.3T[rainwreck]...

[Rodney Dunn]

Please use 12.4(7) on CCO and if you still see the memory
leak let us know (open a TAC case if you have a contract).

Get 'sh proc mem <PID>' while it's leaking.

12.3T is end of engineering other than a few rebuilds.

Rodney

On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 08:12:24AM -0500, Robert E.Seastrom wrote:
> 
> OK, I suppose I really shouldn't be surprised that 12.3T's bgp router
> process is leaking memory like an old rowboat:
> 
>    makita#sho clock          
>    15:26:15.947 UTC Mon Mar 6 2006
>    makita#sho proc mem sorted
>     228   0  490543296   66147724  172871228          0          0 BGP Router
>    makita#sho clock
>    13:52:04.182 UTC Wed Mar 8 2006
>    makita#sho proc mem sorted | inc BGP Router
>     228   0  650492420   76379080  178933300          0          0 BGP Router
>    makita#sho clock
>    13:10:13.562 UTC Thu Mar 9 2006
>    makita#sho proc mem sorted | inc BGP Router
>     228   0  804328272   83530296  182136624          0          0 BGP Router
>    makita#
> 
> but I used c7200-js-mz.123-14.T6.bin because I'd had good luck with it
> on LNSes that I run (guess it's a good thing I don't run BGP on the
> DSL customer attach boxes eh?).
> 
> Does anyone have any thoughts on good choices for running IPv6 and
> IPv4 with multiple full bgp views on a VXR/NPE400?  I would have stuck
> with 12.0S, but last I checked it doesn't do V6 on the 7200.
> 
>                                         ---Rob
> 
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