[c-nsp] Rec for full-table multi-peer bgp router?

Nick Hilliard nick at foobar.org
Wed Nov 30 17:54:08 EST 2016


David Hubbard wrote:
> Thanks Gert & Peter.  I’m going to look into the 9001.  We have a
> bunch of Arista in the core doing ospf/ospfv3, the rep there
> suggested their 7280SR, which is 48 SFP+, 6 QSFP, and they claim it’s
> stable as a BGP router with limitations of 1.2M ipv4 / 768k ipv6
> routes, simultaneously, no picking and choosing like Brocade.

The QSFP shaped ports can take either QSFP28 (100G) or regular QSFP
(40G) transceivers. Also, it's "about 1.2M" ipv4 routes.  This is a deep
buffer broadcom jericho based box, so shows interesting potential, but
will not have the flexibility of NPU based architectures.  It will be
interesting to see if Cisco produces a competitively priced equivalent.

Nick


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