What’s the forwarding table size requirements? If small or can use selective
route download tricks, get a switch.
Haven’t touched Cisco in a while but Arista and Juniper have cheap Tomahawk
based switches that will do the job.
Otherwise the Juniper MX204 is probably the sweet spot router you
Job didn’t ask for a RCA, he asked what action was taken at a very specific
time that resolved the impact.
This had major effects on the global Internet routing system, and a lot of
networks have applied some level of traffic engineering against AS1222
originated routes. I don’t think it
Yep, we’re struggling to get a lot of cabling (100G and 4x25G breakout DACs,
AOCs, transceivers) as of today and have been informed by most hardware vendors
to start expecting supply availability problems in the coming weeks.
Fun times ahead, we want to be spending money building infrastructure
Good morning!
Any people from Vodafone on list? There’s some broken IPv6 routing, reaching
out via PeeringDB and APNIC contact details has not yielded any response so far.
Thanks!
Nik.
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Hi Matthew.
Just going to say I have not seen an email from you come into any of the
PeeringDB or RIR listed email addresses. Would appreciate if you can forward me
the originals to see what went wrong. That aside, have emailed you directly.
Thanks,
Nik.
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On Apr 25, 2019,
Can’t comment on the Nexus feature set specifically as it’s been some time
since I’ve played with MPLS on it, but also look at the Cisco NCS5500 series.
More designed for SP functions than a Nexus, runs IOS-XR and uses Broadcom
Jericho silicon so the price isn’t too bad for what it is. Looking
If you have the cash, go with Kentik. It’s a fantastic product with rapid
development and some very big names in the industry are using it now.
If you’re rolling your own start with pmacct and go from there. You can dump it
straight into an ELK cluster or get really fancy, e.g. putting it onto
