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Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al.
From: "matthew zeier" <matthew () velvet org>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 15:15:21 -0700
Zebra: OSPF is twitchy, BGP is either great or takes > 1 hour to converge a full table, with no clear reason why, and it does not support anything but Linux/Intel sanely, yet.
I'm running Zebra on a Netra AC-200 (Solaris 8) with 256MB RAM with a couple BGP peers. Zebra doesn't claim to support Solaris but it works fine. I'll give you that it's slow and don't do anything in Solaris that will show you the routing table (either 'sh bgp ro' or 'netstat -nr') - Solaris seems to have an issue displaying 110k routes. - mz
Current thread:
- BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Joel Baker (Sep 28)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Dan Hollis (Sep 28)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Joel Baker (Sep 28)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. matthew zeier (Sep 28)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Jason Legate (Sep 28)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Peter Galbavy (Sep 29)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Stephane Bortzmeyer (Sep 30)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Stephane Bortzmeyer (Sep 30)
- Re: BGP tables, PC hardware, et al. Dan Hollis (Sep 28)