[c-nsp] ISIS routing
Saku Ytti
saku at ytti.fi
Mon Nov 26 10:28:12 EST 2012
On (2012-11-26 16:13 +0100), Adam Vitkovsky wrote:
> >In PFC3 CoPP your ISIS will hit 'class-default' and you can't discriminate
> good or bad ISIS there.
> Right but one should be able to limit that to a reasonable pps rate right?
Sure. But obviously only if you don't run ISIS. If you actually do run
ISIS, it's extremely silly notion, same as downgrading your control-plane
CPU.
Also if you use 'class-default' anywhere in PFC3, you eat away your
superman label lookup capability, end result is VPN-CAM cannot be used and
your L3 MPLS VPN traffic is always recirculated (not really that big of a
deal for most)
So you should avoid it, if you can, and instead use something like 'class
IP' which is ACL 'any any'.
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++ytti
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