FIB - forwarding information base
RIB - routing information base
They are spelled out in the "Internal Router Processing Delays" section of
the paper under "Convergence-Related Delays".
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From: richard dumoulin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Thx but I already knew that. I am just having difficulties in understanding
their functions. What are they for ?
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Sorry, I just re-read your post and realized what you were actually asking
and I am sure there is someone more qualified than I to answer this, but, my
understanding is that the FIB is a destination prefix cache used in
high-speed forwarding or "switching" like CEF and the RIB is basically an
olde
At 8:11 PM + 9/4/02, richard dumoulin wrote:
>Thx but I already knew that. I am just having difficulties in understanding
>their functions. What are they for ?
>
While small routers may only have a RIB, a router with any real
performance has both -- it may even have multiple FIBs.
The RIB i
Oh thx for that great explanation !!!
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