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Re: Open Source BGP-router?

From: neil () DOMINO ORG (Neil J. McRae)
Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 14:24:15 +0000 (GMT)

Its capable of high bandwidth 120-180Mb/s with out problems.


Thats not high bandwidth and I actually meant to really say, large volumes
of small packets which I've seen a number of OS's fail at very low bandwidths
[number of contexts etc]. The issues with routes is much simpler to fix with
kernel adjustments :-)

Regards,
Neil.

Current thread:

Re: Open Source BGP-router?, (continued)
- - Re: Open Source BGP-router? James Thomason (Dec 06)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? Peter Galbavy (Dec 06)
  - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Neil J. McRae (Dec 06)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? measl (Dec 06)
  - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Jim Shankland (Dec 06)
    - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Neil J. McRae (Dec 06)
    - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Niels Bakker (Dec 06)
    - PC-based routers (Re: Open Source BGP-router?) E.B. Dreger (Dec 06)
  - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Stephen Griffin (Dec 10)
    - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Stephane Bortzmeyer (Dec 11)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? Neil J. McRae (Dec 06)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? Neil J. McRae (Dec 06)
- RE: Open Source BGP-router? Irwin Lazar (Dec 06)
  - Re: Open Source BGP-router? Stephane Bortzmeyer (Dec 07)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? Steven Hessing (Dec 07)
- Re: Open Source BGP-router? Miquel van Smoorenburg (Dec 11)