Hi,
> Of Mark Tinka
> Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2015 2:24 PM
> As a peering router, I don't mind either - we deploy MX's, ASR1000's and
> ASR9000's in this role, and happy with either of them.
>
I'd like to ask Mark and users of MX as peering routers (in a scaled
configuration) do you put every peer into separate group and you don't mind or
perceive any inefficiencies during BGP convergence resulting from many update
groups?
Or you start with several peer groups and group peers based on common egress
policies into those and don't mind a peer flapping if it's policy needs to be
adjusted and the peer is being put into its own update group?
Thanks.
adam
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