Hi there..
I have a couple of applications pop up recently where I think a J-Series might suffice for BGP peering. The application is a small peering POP doing about 200Mb/s of traffic, about 50 BGP peers, and total routes is roughly 4000 total. Would a J2320 with 1 GB DRAM (which I just happen to have a spare with J-Care already on it) suffice? I'm reading the datasheet on J-Series currently and it shows me limitations such as: BGP instances: 32 (is this separate ASN's?) BGP peers: 64 (is that hard coded or only a recommendation?) BGP routes (400k - perfect, what more can I say) Any input is much appreciated .. especially performance numbers and limits around peers themselves. We are slowly deploying Juniper but have no BGP speaking boxes up yet.... Thanks, Paul _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
