Interesting to see that Hyper-mode is useless on MX204, by the way (it's expected to do something on MPC7).
> Le 31 janv. 2019 à 16:46, [email protected] a écrit : > > Hmm interesting, so it's capped at the WA block then not on the ASIC, good to > know. > On MPC7s we did not run into this issue but rather to the chip overload > problem > From my notes: > MPC7 24x10GE per PFE that is 2x212.773Mpps (425.546Mpps two directions) -> > 17.73Mpps per 10GE > MPC7 20x10GE per PFE that is 2x212.773Mpps (425.546Mpps two directions) -> > 21.28Mpps per 10GE > Just for reference: > Line-rate 10Gbps@L2(64B)@L1(84B) is 29.761Mpps (two directions > > Under NDA you can get what juniper tested internally, some graphs etc.. > But it's better to do your own testing (in a specific use case) > > See the full linerate performance is not there so that you can send 64b > packets at 100G no one would do that -but it's terher to give you some > headroom to send packets of normal size and do some processing while > maintaining the performance. > So yes with 100GE capable chips you have to be careful nowadays on what > features you enable. _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
