If you only have a few BGP sessions with under 100 routes then I'm sure you can get away with 1 and 3 BGP timers. I have personally encountered problems with aggressive BGP timers on large scale MPLS PEs. When the RP is handling hundreds of BGP sessions with thousands of routes the use of aggressive BGP timers can make some sessions unstable. If you really need fast convergence then BFD or a link state routing protocol would be a better choice.
Jee Kay wrote: > Not quite sure how I managed to miss that.. sorry! > > On a side note, a lot of places seem to have the 'oh noes a timer > under 10 seconds' woes. Does anyone know why? It seems... unlikely... > to me that an RE would ever have a time where it is consistantly, over > 10 seconds, unable to reply to or generate a KA packet. Certainly on > the Cisco gear (2821s/4506s) where we're running a HT of 3 we've had > nearly 6 solid months of no problems and they aren't exactly > top-of-the-line bits of equipment. > > -- ======================================================= Clinton Work Airdrie, AB _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
