Hi, On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 02:00:05PM -0400, Paul Stewart wrote: > Can Sup720-3BXL do MPLS or is this dependant on the line cards? Our > thoughts are oriented around VPLS type of services.
Yes - and no. MPLS yes, VPLS no (needs special line cards).
> I've read that the Sup720-3BXL can hold 1 million routes in the tables vs
> 256,000 on other platforms - true?? We're looking at splitting up 3 transit
> providers and a couple hundred peers across them..
Number of transit providers / peers is pretty meaningless, as soon as you
have a single full table.
Number of FIB entries is what counts - and yes, the 3BXL can hold
1 million IPv4 routes, or 500.000 IPv6 routes. Or 500.000 IPv4 + 250.000
IPv6, or whatever ratio suits you. MPLS entries also take up TCAM space.
(All these questions have been asked & answered already, btw, and can be
found in the mailing list archives...)
gert
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