[c-nsp] dcef disabled on VIP 2-40 Slot !!!
David Freedman
david.freedman at uk.clara.net
Wed May 10 14:59:19 EDT 2006
Pete Templin wrote:
> David Freedman wrote:
>>> The VIP4 is definitely a better card, but 128M VIP DRAM is plenty fine
>>> for full tables for a while:
>>
>>
>> This is entriely dependant on :
>>
>> a) how many full tables you see
>
> No. The VIP only gets the FIB, not the RIB and definitely not the Adj-RIB.
Sorry, this was actually indtnded to respond to the sentance "fine for
full tables " where I was seeking clarification of this.
>
>> b) how many CEF entries for internet addresses you are going to populate
>> the dCEF table with at any one time.
We have a *lot* of internal routes in our iBGP , some of the linecards
use around 150M just for the FIB, therefore we've standardised on using
VIP4 with 256M as a configuration.
>
> Acknowledged. It'd take a LOT of load-sharing to drive 72MB of
> single-path data to exceed 128MB (minus an appropriate comfort margin),
> but it could certainly be done.
>
>> From our point of view, 128M is never enough.
>
> So noted. I'd think that one would have long before exceeded the DRAM
> capabilities of RSP4/8 and have moved up to RSP16, and therefore should
> have a well-practiced excuse on why they're running VIP2s (or
> underpopulated VIP4s/VIP6s) in an RSP16 chassis.
>
> pt
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