[j-nsp] About Routers J6350

[David Waldman]

Luis.  See the data sheet regarding virtual-router and BGP neighbor  
limits (http://www.juniper.net/products/jseries/dsheet/100206.pdf).  I  
imagine these are very conservative values but you may run into issues  
with JTAC if you exceed them and have to open a ticket (even on an  
unrelated issue).  Additionally you will need AFL if you want the J to  
be a BGP RR.

david

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On Nov 13, 2008, at 3:41 PM, luis barrios wrote:

> Hello ..
>
> My question is about J6350, Can i we use a J6350 route as a PE  
> router on an
> MPLS network.  I was checking the performance of the J6350 but im  
> not sure.
> I need vpls, pseudo-wired and ipvpns, actually i  need a robust  
> equiment on
> the core maybe m10 or m120, but in the distribution layer maybe  
> J6350.   The
> J6350 maybe is a small router for a 50 customers and maybe a lot of  
> that
> customer need vpls.  And a m7i could be perfect but the price is not  
> the
> best option.    Anyone have seen the performance on the real world  
> of the
> J6350 ..
>
>
> thanks for your comments
>
>
> luchobar
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