there is nothing subjective about your assessment of the ASR RP1. Cisco should
not be selling this junk in the first place.
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ytti said:
To my understanding RPD process is very much OS inside OS type of deal, it has
its own memory management, own scheduler etc., so any complexities you might
have experienced when linux/freebsd/windows was being ported to another
platforms you might experience in RPD. So you're not
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 09:17:41 PM Drew Weaver
wrote:
With all of this talk of how slow the MX80's RE is it got
me wondering what is a fast RE?
For instance (and this is a bad example because it's
old..) on my PRP-2s it takes about 5-6 minutes before it
settles after a link flap.
Hi all,
Recently a discussion touched on the routing engine speed of the MX series,
but there wasn't much like a real world comparison.
So my question is, how slow is the RE on an MX80 compared to it's bigger
brethren?
I ask because we find the MX80 slow, really slow.
As we've got 2 distinctly
I never bothered to ktrace to see what exactly is taking time during long
commits, if you have time for this, might be interesting.
Forgot to mention 'commit | display detail' might worth your time before going
into ktrace, to see where time is being spend.
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Hi,
On MX80 you have PowerPC for RE on other bigger MX you have Intel base RE.
10-15 minutes for rib-groups - no way it must be something wrong! Did you
check RE status, error messages,
check on show chassis routing-engine how much memory you have utilize!
and with show system virtual-memory
What you're saying isn't too clear by churn through that job.
Do you mean when your upstream routing sessions are coming up, it takes 15
minutes to process all the routes?
Do you mean commit?
Scott
On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Mike Williams mike.willi...@comodo.comwrote:
Hi all,
Recently
Sorry, the commit time is fine, couple seconds tops.
# show | display set | count
Count: 1057 lines
After that the RE goes off and and runs the 700k routes it has already got in
inet.0 through the policy, repopulating the 2 other RIBs. It's this which
takes the time.
The fact it takes several
On (2011-09-08 15:30 +0100), Mike Williams wrote:
Sorry, the commit time is fine, couple seconds tops.
# show | display set | count
Count: 1057 lines
After that the RE goes off and and runs the 700k routes it has already got in
inet.0 through the policy, repopulating the 2 other RIBs.
On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 05:48:41PM +0300, Saku Ytti wrote:
On (2011-09-08 15:30 +0100), Mike Williams wrote:
Sorry, the commit time is fine, couple seconds tops.
# show | display set | count
Count: 1057 lines
After that the RE goes off and and runs the 700k routes it has already
On (2011-09-08 16:36 +0100), Mike Williams wrote:
I've done show chassis routing-engine many many times.
It spikes User to 90% for a short while (a minute or so), then stays 90%
kernel until it's finished. There are occasional spikes in User load, but
only very brief, I figure that's it
On Thursday, September 08, 2011 11:36:58 PM Mike Williams
wrote:
I've done show chassis routing-engine many many times.
It spikes User to 90% for a short while (a minute or
so), then stays 90% kernel until it's finished. There
are occasional spikes in User load, but only very brief,
I
Hi saku
Not to sure but I understand that ppc support would be part of free bsd kernel
so would that require change to the process running on the top of them; if yes
what kind of changes these would be?
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userspace has to be recompiled for ppc.
freebsd ppc tree has parity with x86 more or less. e.g. this is just
another processor architecture.
the relative performance of a freescale cpu vs say re-2000 is a
consideration, just like you'd expect re-4x1800 to be faster than re-2000
joel
On 9/8/11
On (2011-09-08 10:52 -0700), Abhi wrote:
Not to sure but I understand that ppc support would be part of free bsd
kernel so would that require change to the process running on the top of
them; if yes what kind of changes these would be?
To my understanding RPD process is very much OS inside
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