On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Ziv Leyes <[email protected]> wrote: > The 7200 VXR may be a good choice, lower price than ASR and still deliver > what you need. > In case you don't really need all the expansions options perhaps a 7206 is > too "big" for you in matters of rack space and you can go for a 7204 or even > a 7201, same machine, less space. > If I remember right, you can get one of those with 3 Gb interfaces on > NPE-G1 or NPE-G2 which can be either copper or optic. > For full routing table, even if less may be enough, I recommend you to put > 1 GB RAM on it. > The original post sounded more as if it were a price issue, rather than a physical size issue. A 39xx may even be adequate depending on the type of traffic. Is a full bgp feed is really required with just 2 upstreams, and one router? As the connections seem to be all Gigabit ethernet based, a PC running Zebra may be another alternative. Normally, with 2 BGP feeds, I would run a minimum of two routers. Watch out for network splits though!
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