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[Paul Wozney]

> Why are you doing this?  Unless you have hardware that can't handle full
> tables, there really isn't a need to do this and it can limit your options
> for avoiding an outage.

We're running on the ASR-1002-F and we're right up against the wall
for full routes.  I need solutions that don't involve a fork-lift
change today.  New routers are considered, but we'll probably need to
stretch the life on these a bit longer.

> Do the more specific routes this provider normally advertises to you
> disappear (just leaving you with a default route from them) when this
> happens?  If no, then you need to yell at this provider for implementing a
> bad design.

This is what we get, few routes and a default.