On Thursday, December 12, 2013 11:04:20 AM Adam Vitkovsky wrote: > Or even imagine a pool of these geographically > distributed with multiple links to core at each site. > VM-overlay on the pool and run RRs on top of that and > you'll end up with RRs infrastructure that is never down > and will scale endlessly.
My design is similar to what I'd do with a normal router, i.e., 2x route reflectors per PoP, local iBGP clients in each PoP to each router reflector, and a full iBGP mesh between route reflectors across the various PoP's. All I'm getting from doing this on servers and not routers is the CPU and RAM advantage. Mark.
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