Hi, On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 09:47:18PM +0000, Vinod Kumar Balasubramanyam (vinbalas) wrote: > I differ from your opinion. > If you compare the feature set, it is actually the other way.It's more of > a router with strong carrier ethernet capabilities. > > ASR 920 supports MPLS, MPLE TE, MP-BGP, 6PE, 6 VPE, LFA, RLFA, L2VPN, > L3VPN, BGP PIC and some segment routing. Those are mostly the protocols > what you would see in a SP routing world space today. On the layer 2 we > support G.8032. REP, MST, CFM and Y1731.
All the nice MPLS stuff is basically "a somewhat smart control-plane
tacked to a 2015 switch silicon", so consider me not overly impressed.
What would impress me is "reasonable buffer size", "working netflow",
"GRE", this stuff. If you want, what the ASR9k has.
gert
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