Ryan Goldberg writes:
> I will re-review what we may need/what may be lacking. It seems the
> 3300s are catching up, and we have had good luck in small
> single-tenant deployments (3 vmware host + SAN), using them strictly
> as stacked L2 switches, generally in place of a pair of 3750x or
> 2960s
Ryan Goldberg writes:
> Do you see an issue with blowing up ex4200s with all this ospf and
> vrrp? I'm labbing tomorrow and will try to get the boxes to thrash.
> From a routing table size POV I'm not worried (many customers having
> no extra routes, lots have 4-6, a handful having as many as 30
Thanks Jeff-
> > Do you see an issue with blowing up ex4200s with all this ospf and vrrp?
> > I'm
> labbing tomorrow and will try to get the boxes to thrash.
>
> I'm interested to know your thoughts on RE performance after you have
> labbed this scenario. I've read the EX4200 supports 256 VRF-
On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 11:06 PM, Ryan Goldberg wrote:
> Do you see an issue with blowing up ex4200s with all this ospf and vrrp? I'm
> labbing tomorrow and will try to get the boxes to thrash.
I'm interested to know your thoughts on RE performance after you have
labbed this scenario. I've read
Thanks Benny.
> > DMVPN boxes (cisco x8xx), and MPLS boxes (MX80s). All those L3
> > addresses are in customer-specific routing-instance (or, VRF on cisco)
> > and there's a per-customer ospf instance keeping things knitted
> > together.
> That design is somewhat similar to one that I am familiar
Ryan Goldberg writes:
> So, to the actual questions. I've got a design that basically does a
> routing-instance per customer, and stuffs the customers server into
> one vlan, default GWing to a VRRP address on RVIs handled by a pair of
> ex4200 virt-chassis, and then uses another vlan/RVI "northb
I don't know that this is specific to juniper, but 90% of my gear is juniper,
so I'm throwing out here.
I need to make a little datacenter to house approx 150 customers worth of
servers. Typical customer is 2-6 servers, 75% VM, 25% physical. I want it to
be able to grow to about 1000 similar
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