Hi everyone,
I spent some times googling/searching the mailing list but I could not
find any clear answer regarding
memory impact related to "soft-reconfiguration inbound" statement. (If
you have any link/pointer, I'm interested !)
We're running a bunch of 760X (RSP7203CXL + 8x10G withc DFC3CXL) having
full BGP feed and some of them start to be really overloaded.
I've read now and then that it is not recommended to use
"soft-reconfiguration inbound" due to the extra memory used, but :
1) What is the clear impact of this command ? (Is there an algorithm
formula O(n) that would help us to quantity the memory used ?)
2) Is this extra-memory still an issue with modern hardware ?
3) What is the common best practice ?
4) Are you using "soft-reconfiguration inbound", if yes how ? (i.e: Only
for troubleshooting purpose, "always on" as part of your configuration
template etc.)
Thanks in advance to all for your feedback
--
Frederic LOUI / GIP RENATER
Pilotage & Suivi du Réseau
Network Backbone Engineering & Planning
Tel: +33 1 53 94 20 40 / Fax: +33 1 53 94 20 31
[email protected] http://www.renater.fr
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