Hi There,
Depending upon your configurations, the actual scaling figures may
vary. Here are some figures that should help in rudimentary sizing:
you can setup 2000 VPLS instances w/ 100k MAC addresses; you can
setup 32k CCC connections, and somewhere between 2000 - 6000 routing
(VRF / virtual routers) instances.
BGP peers, you should be able to get more than 2000+ ... and possibly
up to 4k depending on how many routes you are exchanging with your
peers.
Truman Boyes
On 21/04/2009, at 1:19 AM, Loopback EZ wrote:
All
Just wanted to get a feel for the "reasonable" scaling numbers when
using an enhanced M or T series Juniper as a PE router. In most
cases the PE router has T1 aggregation interfaces on the line side
and POS interfaces on the trunk side. Seeking numbers for both
MPLS and VPLS services. Any design insight or recommendations would
be welcome.
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