I will have to check but I found something interesting. This was not line
card specific like I thought it originally was. I found when a BFD MH
session is in a vrf and the next hop is a Recursive lookup in the CEF table
(ie: mpls transport) the MH session is stuck in initializing. When the
It’s all VoQ based so it’s similar to other VoQ-based hardware, so there is no
such thing as an “egress” drop. There is an ingress traffic manager stage
early in the pipeline that does most of the work. On the fabric based systems
there is a request/grant paradigm for fabric access. At an
> Phil Bedard
> Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2016 7:30 PM
>
> Afaik, all the Cisco Jericho/Qumram based cards/fixed boxes use the 16MB
> on-chip and 4GB of external DRAM. The 4GB is broken up into 1000 byte
> chunks from what I remember.
>
Hmm 1000 byte chunks? That's not very efficient is it.
I have an NCS-5501 in the lab (SE unit, non-SE not available for
demo.) Working OSPF, MPLS, MP-BGP, L3VPN etc. No production experience yet.
I am looking at the NCS-5501 for a high performance dense 10G P/PE (no CE
involved.) Looking at NCS-5502 for dense 100G P.
I think the NCS-5500 platform is
Hi Folks,
Happy New Year ! Have fun.
One of my customer is demanding for GetVPN. Have never delivered this
product before.
It would be great if you guys can share your experience on GetVPN from the
operational perspective. Will be very helpful for me to decide whether
provide the same or not.
