Yep, a 2901 should do you fine, if you add one more routed GigE, or a four-port
switched GigE, depending on your needs. One up from that, the 2921 is a router
we use a lot of, and are happy with.
-Bill
> On May 25, 2014, at 13:47, "Dan Brisson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I'm wondering what folks would recommend for a very basic BGP router of the
> Cisco variety. The scenario is that I want to introduce a second ISP to my
> Internet edge. I don't have very high bandwidth needs - current connection
> is 20Mb/s and the new one will probably be 50Mb/s. I plan to use BGP to
> advertise my address space to both ISPs with the main goal really being that
> I want to ensure that I never drop off the Internet. I don't really care
> about best path TO the Internet, but want to make sure people can get to me.
> That said, I plan to just take a default route from both providers which
> makes me think I shouldn't need much of a router.
>
> So I'm looking at basic default routing via BGP, about 75Mb/s of throughput
> needed, and would like (3) 100mb or 1Gig interfaces. Seems like a 2900 series
> router would work but would love to hear what folks think.
>
> Thanks!
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