On Saturday, February 04, 2012 10:16:18 PM Łukasz Bromirski wrote: > Those are numbers from the control-plane point of view > with 8GB of RAM installed, so up to 1M routes. The Table > 3 on the link you provided shows forwarding-level > perspective on the ASR1001 and the ESP5 that is sitting > inside of it:
Well, Cisco shouldn't be mixing control plane numbers on that URL because said URL is talking about the forwarding plane. Moreover, Table 1 just says "Cisco ASR 1001 with Integrated 5G ESP Module & 8GB Memory". It assumes folk already know that the only ESP which can swallow 8GB of DRAM is the ESP40, which is not supported on the ASR1001. Why would Cisco assume, of course, that anyone reading that page would automatically know that "... 8GB Memory" refers to the RP RAM, on a page dedicated to the ESP? Mark.
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