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Re: The Making of a Router
From: Nick Cameo <symack () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2013 16:26:29 -0500
One of the biggest advantages is the low cost of hardware allows you to maintain spare systems, reducing the time to service restoration in the event of failure. Dependability-wise, I feel that whitebox Linux systems are pretty much at Cisco levels these days, especially if running in-memory.
With your guidance, I can put together a gentoo environment that will run in memory tailored for this purpose, and would be obliged to share it with the community if anyone else is interested. N.
Current thread:
- Re: The Making of a Router, (continued)
- Re: The Making of a Router Jared Mauch (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Shawn Wilson (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router jim deleskie (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Ray Soucy (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Eduardo Schoedler (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Nick Cameo (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Seth Mattinen (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Nick Cameo (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Ray Soucy (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Ray Soucy (Dec 27)
- Re: The Making of a Router Jared Mauch (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Nick Cameo (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Andrew D Kirch (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Seth Mattinen (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router Valdis . Kletnieks (Dec 26)
- Re: The Making of a Router shawn wilson (Dec 27)
- Re: The Making of a Router Olivier Cochard-Labbé (Dec 26)