32 Megs RAM is it for the 4500's. Gotta buy the 4700M to run 64. I'm sure
Cisco still sells the 4700M logic board. I've sent in numerous 4500 &
4700's for repair lately. I believe the shared 16 Megs is just a buffer for
the NP's (modules), dealing more with Searialization than say a route table
database. 64 Megs for Full BGP Routes, that's gotta be approaching the
minimum...
.02
Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: Frank Kim
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 4:10 AM
Subject: Memory on a 4500M [7:5711]
> Hi folks,
> I've been pounding this group with tons of questions. Nevertheless, my
> quest for knowledge continues on. My question is, has anyone ever seen a
> 4500M being deployed for full-routes bgp on the internet? CCO claims that
> a 4500M can only go up to 32megs for the main memory, that is 16meg on
> each slot. And also it can go up to 16megs for the shared memory. Has
> anyone tried to add more than 32megs on this 4500M? If so, was it
> successful? Also if you have 32megs of main memory and 16megs of shared
> memory, can you claim that the router has 48megs of ram? Can the
> shared+main memory be used for one another when a router is in
> operation? Thanks for any advice.
>
> -Frank
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