If you're going to use a Linux server, I'd just use MikroTik. It's probably
doable with iptables, but there's not much to be gained vs just using a CCR.
On Jan 1, 2017 5:27 PM, "Dev" wrote:
> Don’t care about support really. On the MX80 do they nickel and dime you
> to
Don’t care about support really. On the MX80 do they nickel and dime you to
death with licenses, disabled featured etc., or can you just pick one up and it
has all the stuff enabled (unlike Cisco I’m finding)? I’m going to look on my
Cisco to see if CGN is available.
Is there any reason I can
Not sure why you would pay 10-15k for a used MX80 when you get get a brand
new MX104 (still PPC based RE so not a *super* powerful box either) for the
same price.
On Sat, Dec 31, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Josh Reynolds
wrote:
> /offtopic
>
> There's been some pretty compelling
uRPF
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> I’m looking for reasonably priced core ro
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There's been some pretty compelling arguments made for awhile now against
"needing" huge bgp tables, especially when there's only around 300
destinations used on a daily basis.
On Dec 31, 2016 8:00 AM, "Paul Stewart" wrote:
> Sure . that’s absolutely true…
>
>
Sure . that’s absolutely true…
The original poster didn’t really give us much to work from … with or without
support contracts, with or without legal licensing on the router …
New, grey market etc… lots of choices. I’m not suggesting any of them are
wrong - more that different folks have
Juniper mx80 , can be found on eBay for about $10-15k
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> On Dec 31, 2016, at 7:34 AM, Paul Stewart
Sure - there are lots of options …..
Juniper MX line is personal favourite and one that we use for all of those
functions (except CGNAT as we don’t do it currently, but the box can do it for
sure).
“reasonably priced core router” means a lot of different things though :) For
some folks this
I’m looking for reasonably priced core router that will do Carrier Grade NAT,
MPLS, OSPF and BGP. I know Mikrotik will handle dancing unicorns, fairy dust
and perpetual motion all for $100, but is there anything like a Juniper, Cisco,
etc. that’s a more traditional thing people trust for core
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