On 11/02/2010 18:53, James Smallacombe wrote: > I have a customer that is looking at using BGP for their network; one > connection over a few bonded T1s, the other over a Comcast Enterprise > connection (which supposedly will do BGP now). > When I was dual homed a few years ago, a 7204VXR with 256MB was more > than adequate. With routing tables growing the way they are, what's a > good Cisco based solution on the lower end of the price spectrum that > should handle this fine for a few years?
There was a bit of info missing from the replies in this thread, so I shall inflict my thoughts onto you all. Sorry, but : On 11/02/2010 19:12, Matthew Huff wrote: > You can squeeze by with 512MB, but 1GB of ram would be better. > A 7204VXR with 1GB of ram will work fine. ... though you would want an npe-g1 or npe-g2 to avoid frustration. On 11/02/2010 19:08, Seth Mattinen wrote: > Any 2800/3800 ISR (except the 2801) will handle this just fine Any sort of attack traffic will hurt this family in a hosting environment in my experience. They are good (feature-rich) in the 'branch' environment though. We are also rolling out huge volumes of Juniper equipment, and medium to high end J-series equipment is likely to vastly exceed expectations without exceeding your budget. Andy -- // www.netsumo.com // Professional network engineering consultancy // // uk ddi: +44(0)20 7993 1702 // us ddi: (415) 520 3589 //