[c-nsp] BGP Memory on a 6500
Phil Mayers
p.mayers at imperial.ac.uk
Wed Oct 4 06:06:01 EDT 2006
Mattias Eliasson wrote:
> My .02,
> Could you not have a neighbour statement that detailed peers that where
> prefered to be shutdown when memory is low?
> So, you would not get CEF shutdowns etc etc.
>
> Default would be "memory-shortage-shutdown never" and opt would be
> "memory-shortage-shutdown order X" where x is a number detailing which
> peer to be shutdown in which order.
Wouldn't work. We're discussing FIB i.e. forwarding paths, not RIB i.e.
BGP neighbours. Each neighbour for a full feed provides all the paths,
so shutting down a BGP neighbour doesn't reduce the FIB load, just moves
some next-hops for some paths.
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