On Friday, September 06, 2013 04:45:45 AM Brad Gould wrote:
> ASR1000 will drop traffic if you exceed the ESP's
> capacity.
>
> The router wont complain about multiple 10G SPA's, or
> rejected them (so *not* like a 7200 with bandwidth
> points)
Exceeding bandwidth points on the 7200 doesn't reje
>
> ASR1000 will drop traffic if you exceed the ESP's capacity.
>
> The router wont complain about multiple 10G SPA's, or rejected them (so *not*
> like a 7200 with bandwidth points)
>
> Brad
Thanks Brad.
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Sent: Friday, 6 September 2013 12:05 PM
To: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: [c-nsp] Question on ASR1000 over-subscription
Hi,
If you have RP1/ESP10/SIP10 in an ASR, and you install multiple 10G SPA's will
the ASR complain(Reject the SPA's)? Or will it accept them, and if y
Hi,
If you have RP1/ESP10/SIP10 in an ASR, and you install multiple 10G SPA's will
the ASR complain(Reject the SPA's)? Or will it accept them, and if you exceed
aggregate bandwidth of the ESP, you will simply see dropped traffic?
Cheers.
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