On 2009-12-13 02:32, Peter Hicks wrote:
Thilak T wrote:
How important or significant is to schedule reloads of Data Center
/Campus
switches with uptime over 1 year ? What is the logic/reason behind this
advice from Cisco.
...ah, and I've forgot about the other instance I saw it - another
case, where the device was working as a edge BGP-peering device, and
has constantly allocated/deallocated memory. IOS doesn't defragment
free space, so it was an assumption that after X days of operation
within this specific environment the customer may choose to reboot
the device to refragment the memory - if I remember correctly it
was just like about the one year quoted.
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