[c-nsp] 12410 or 7690-S for BGP transits
William Jackson
wjackson at sapphire.gi
Thu Jan 31 04:00:50 EST 2008
Hi all
I am looking for a platform for the BGP peering edge of our network,
this will have multiple full BGP tables and carry all our transit
traffic.
We expect to have between 5-10 gbps of initial traffic capacity and
expect to grow over the net couple of years.
We are all Ethernet based shop.
I am considering two options:
Option 1:
12410 ( with 2 * PRP2 and SIP601 line cards ) running IOS XR
7609-S ( with 2 * RSP720-3CXL and Sip-600 line cards )
The requirements are for:
Carrier grade equipment
High availability
ISSU, NSF and SSO
We require these devices to have as many high availability features as
possible to provide as much of a "continuous operation" scenario as
possible.
I heard that the new 720-3CXL has a very fast 100msec switchover whilst
the 12XXX was a lot slower to converge in a failure scenario??
Any recommendations and pointers of caveats etc to consider?
Many thanks
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