> I've done L2VPN (Kompella), L2Ckt (Martini), VRF, full BGP routes, > LDP, RSVP-TE on an MX960, and it all seems to 'work' so far.
VPLS (BGP based), Martini, VRF, full BGP routes, LDP for Martini, IPv6, RSVP-TE on MX240 and MX480. It all seems to "just work" here too. Found one netflow bug (ifIndex field being set to 0 sometimes in the netflow export). > My biggest complaint about the MX line so far is the comparitively > rediculous cost. At $100k for a 20-port E-Q-model Gig SFP line card > for an MX480 (minus any heavy discounting), you can buy a fully > populated box with twice the ports and all the functionality (minus > Kompella-stuff) from other vendors, like Foundry's MLX or XMR lines > (which, like any vendor, come with their own surmountable > limitations). Makes for a tough sell sometimes. Funny. We've bought our MX boxes as *routers* not switches (and we have no plans to use them as switches), and find the price/performance quite good - much better than for instance M320 (which we also have). Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
