On Wednesday 07 May 2008, Pete Templin wrote: > What software and hardware are you using?
JunOS (M-series) and IOS (7200-VXR). > If it's "the > right stuff", there was a neat presentation at NANOG42 > that showed a cool way to enforce peering policy on an > interface, without having to dedicate a router to the > task. See http://www.nanog.org/mtg-0802/norton.html and > view David Smith's presentation. Yes, we are familiar with QPPB. We use it quite extensively for one of the products we sell; and yes, it is very neat. Offers far more scalability and manageability for providing restricted access (and services, thereof) to specific routes in the network. However, for the particular situation I described earlier, we feel a VRF would be a simpler solution, especially on a software router. Juniper's DCU feature also accomplishes the same task as QPPB. > Admittedly, it's only > on 12000 E3/E5, XR 12000, CRS-1, and "other IOS routers > also"... It's supported on the 7200-VXR. > which translates to "not in 6500/7600" > unfortunately. This is due to a hardware limitation on these particular platforms. Have a word with your SE for details. Cheers, Mark.
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