Primoz Jeroncic wrote: > Hi guys > > We have to change c7206 NPE300 with something faster. We are limited to > 3HU box, so one option would be Cat3560 or 3750. I can't test this > myself, unless I just put box into production and hope for the best, so > I would appreciate any comment from people who use those two boxes in > similar situation. Few requirements which these boxes need to support > are following. > > 1. Handling approximately 500Mbps each way (about 1Gbp total throughput) > 2. Handling BGP peerings with up to 20 peers with total of 200-300 prefixes > 3. Complete BGP support (communities, filtering etc.) > 4. Of course boxes are basically acting as router, so both ports are > separate L3 ports. > > That's about it. > > So is anyone running c3560 or c3750 in similar conditions? If so, how > do they behave? My main concern is high cpu load with such amount of > traffic. > > Thanks for help. > > Have nice rest of day, > Primoz Jeroncic > Support - IP Connectivity & Routing > > C3560 and c3750 are both switches witch means line rate speeds as long as your number of routes is smaller than TCAM size. One prefix more and everything goes kaboom. I suggest to take a look at Cisco 7201 router.
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