> On 20 May 2016, at 10:16, Tim Chown wrote:
>
>>> On 19 May 2016, at 21:57, Neil J. McRae wrote:
>>>
>>> Sky have done - we should have launched also but we (BT) hit a minor bug
>>> but we want to patch it before we turn it on but the work is done and we
>>> have a pile of customer using it.
>
On 23 May 2016 at 09:59, James Bensley wrote:
> as IPv4. On lots of our Cisco edge devices there are bugs present that
> relate to IPv6 traffic processing problems, or just the fact that IPv6
> is enabled. The Junos kit is more mature and seems pretty bug free. In
we need early adopters to find
Hi Guys,
Anyone had any big issues with Juniper MX5s?
One of mine just threw a load of BGP peers and some LDP at the same time - it's
been rock solid for a few years. We have raised it with JTAC but just wanted to
see if anyone else had experienced a similar problem?
It is carrying full tables
Been using a few MX80's for MPLS (BGP + RSVP though) for a few years now and
yes, rock solid with full tables. Can top your memory usage, but not had any
issues with them. Replacing some of them with MX104s because of the memory
usage on the MX80s so I can sleep better at night! :)
Cat
Nocsult
Be careful with the MX104's with full tables. Convergence time is horrific!
D
On 23/05/2016 11:33, Personal wrote:
Been using a few MX80's for MPLS (BGP + RSVP though) for a few years
now and yes, rock solid with full tables. Can top your memory usage,
but not had any issues with them. Replac
Thanks Cat,
I went with the MX5 because of the upgrade path available - don't quite have
the budget to go any higher yet :)
I suspect that JTAC will just tell us to upgrade, which I was planning on doing
anyway as we have a bug in netflow export of AS numbers.
Best regards, Paul
Paul Bone | Co
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 11:14 AM, Paul Mansfield wrote:
>
> we need early adopters to find the bugs. If people wait until v6 is
> really mature and solid, they'll be lagging in the skills and
> experience to successfully roll it out.
> now is a good time for ISPs to be rolling it out at least in
