[c-nsp] DMVPN's, or another way?

[Jason LeBlanc]

Frankly we're very happy with our dual hub dmvpn thus far.  We're 
running this on a pair of 2811s with no issues, but our bandwidth per 
site is small (200-500kb/s).  You might look at a pool of cheap hub 
routers that have ipsec hw acceleration built in (2811, 2821, 37xx) and 
do some simple load balancing.  Once our scale passes the single 2811s 
we have in place we'll just add more and load balance across them, 
adding routers to the pool as we need to.


lists at visp.me.uk wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm currently working on a project that involves a number of sites which all have the potential to cross talk to each other.
>
> The concept of configuring dual hub - dual DMVPN layout is great, however I don't really want to mix my internal and public facing traffic on the same devices (in this case would be NPE-G2's/ 7201's without an accelerator), although I'd like to hear peoples views and experiences on this, as well as the level's of throughput they have got doing IPSec on the G2.
>
> The levels of traffic are generally sub 8Mbps, and I the busy core sites are less than 20Mbps.
>
> I'm also open to any other ways to do this whether that be using vendor X's devices or the such.
>
> All advice and experiences much appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
>
> S
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