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> On Sep 2, 2020, at 3:37 AM, Saku Ytti wrote:
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> I don't think vendors sit in scary skull towers and plans for shit
> NOS, I think it's emergent behaviour from how the market is modelled.
> And there are ways I think the market could change, but I'm already
> venturing t
Thanks ytti
We still test drive a used car before purchasing, even though, the real test
will be how it perform all day long up and down the highway...day after day.
Yeah I don't test at scale for pps, and load of any and every protocol. Geez,
that's a lot of testing. I think IXIA and Spirent
Agreed. I like your philosophy about network software upgrades. if you
don't absolutely need to, then don't. I don't like to change my network if
it's running along just fine.
Another reason for upgrades is that a vendor is no longer going to work with
you because of EoS code. I've had that
Thanks KV, also, if you just wanted to clear that high cpu thing, you can do
this...
show system processes extensive | except 0.0
* get the process ID of the fxpc hogging process...in this case it's 1820
me@acx5048> show system processes extensive | except 0.0
last pid: 7231; load averages:
Saku,
I think for us - the testing we do is to validate against our own
configurations and our own designs. This is not done hand in hand with the
vendor - it is done against what we use every day as a starting point - to give
us some indication of where the trip points potentially are.
And y
On Wed, 2 Sep 2020 at 10:23, Andrew Alston
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> 2. Start looking at the new features - decide what may be useful - if
> anything - and start testing to that to death - again preferably before
> release so that the fixes can be in when it is released
How do people measure this? Vendors s
So - been giving kinda a fair bit of thought to the original question about how
one picks their junos version.
I think - for me it comes down to a whole range of variables - and a lot of
them relate to resources among other things.
1. Don't upgrade if you don't need to - if there is absolut
Aaron,
1. yes, I've seen this kb, but when I had someone I trust look at the diff, +
the nature of the changes they were suggesting, I just wasn't comfortable
making those changes. I personally avoided this at all cost. In my case,
installs took about ~7 minutes per acx in a maintenance window
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