On Tuesday 21 April 2009 01:38:01 pm Truman Boyes wrote: > Depending upon your configurations, the actual scaling > figures may vary. Here are some figures that should help > in rudimentary sizing: you can setup 2000 VPLS instances > w/ 100k MAC addresses; you can setup 32k CCC > connections, and somewhere between 2000 - 6000 routing > (VRF / virtual routers) instances. > > BGP peers, you should be able to get more than 2000+ ... > and possibly up to 4k depending on how many routes you > are exchanging with your peers.
I imagine these figures depend on whether the router is performing just one of the above functions you mention, or more/all of them, i.e., the scalability numbers of each service would vary depending on what other competing features/services are being enabled at scale as well, no? Cheers, Mark.
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