There has been a lot of good feedback regarding the deficiencies of the
7600 platform...
So, the new question is: what platforms should a small, start-up ISP
consider when looking to provide Ethernet services to their customers?
- Scalability - 100M, 1G, 10G access speeds (backplane limitations,
What do you consider a small start-up ISP? What kind of upstream
connectivity are you considering (or at least falls under the category of
small isp) bandwidht, bgp etc?
On 7/22/09 9:39 AM, R. Benjamin Kessler r...@mnsginc.com wrote:
There has been a lot of good feedback regarding the
Juniper M10i versus Cisco ASR 1000
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Jim Wininger jwinin...@indianafiber.netwrote:
What do you consider a small start-up ISP? What kind of upstream
connectivity are you considering (or at least falls under the category of
small isp) bandwidht, bgp etc?
On
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 09:39:25AM -0400, R. Benjamin Kessler wrote:
There has been a lot of good feedback regarding the deficiencies of the
7600 platform...
So, the new question is: what platforms should a small, start-up ISP
consider when looking to provide Ethernet services to their
On 7/22/09 9:48 AM, Jim Wininger jwinin...@indianafiber.net wrote:
What do you consider a small start-up ISP? What kind of upstream
connectivity are you considering (or at least falls under the category
of
small isp) bandwidht, bgp etc?
two or three upstreams - OC-12 to 1G to each (BGP full
Why are you a small start-up and needing 600M-1G of pipe, and from
3x carriers? You can't use 150-200M via GigE ports and scale as needed
(assuming you aren't bound to a SONET loop)?
We started our IP backbone in 2005 with 3x 300M connections on
6509/maxed-Sup2s with 85% BGP tables and 6516-GBIC
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