On 5/Jul/18 10:15, James Bensley wrote:
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> If you get any feedback you can publicly share I'm all ears!
Will do.
I'm currently working on getting those that have deployed it in the wild
to do a preso at an upcoming conference.
> As far as a greenfield deployment goes I'm fairly convinced
On 4 July 2018 at 18:13, Mark Tinka wrote:
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> On 4/Jul/18 18:28, James Bensley wrote:
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> Also
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> Clarence Filsfils from Cisco lists some of their customers who are
> happy to be publicly named as running SR:
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> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJxtvNssgA8=youtu.be=11m50s
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> We've been
> Of James Bensley
> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2018 9:15 AM
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> - 100% rFLA coverage: TI-LA covers the "black spots" we currently have.
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Yeah that's an interesting use case you mentioned, that I haven't
considered, that is no TE need but FRR need.
But I guess if it was business critical to get
> Of Gustav Ulander
> Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2018 10:46 PM
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> Has anyone actually managed to verify a business case with SR? Im guessing
> those mentioned bellow did?
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How I see it, currently the only feasible business case to go with SR is if you
outgrew your scaling limits with regards
Thanks a lot James, that's very nice of you to explain all that to me and the
community.
I have Cisco and Juniper network.
MX960 - (5 nodes) supercore
ACX5048 - (~40 nodes) distribution
ASR9k - (15 nodes) core
ME3600 - (~50 nodes) distribution
Aaron
> On Jul 5, 2018, at 2:46 AM, James
I really like the simplicity of my ldp-based l2vpn's... eline and elan
You just made me realize how that would change if I turned off ldp.
So, SR isn't able to signal those l2circuits, and manual vpls instances ?
... I would have to do all that with bgp ? I use bgp in some cases for
rfc4762,
Michael Loftis writes:
>idk if there's a floor function but the general solution is floor(rand() *
>16) when rand() produces values 0-1(exclusive) IE if random does not
>generate 1.0 - dunno implementation details for slax
Yes, XPath has a floor() function that can be used directly in SLAX.
Hi!
According to the documentation, math:random() function returns a
random number with a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 1.
Larger values than 0 and smaller values than 1 have a format similar
to 0.663341003779015. What is the format of minimum and maximum value?
Simply 0 and 1?
idk if there’s a floor function but the general solution is floor(rand() *
16) when rand() produces values 0-1(exclusive) IE if random does not
generate 1.0 - dunno implementation details for slax
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 13:43 Martin T wrote:
> Hi!
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> According to the documentation,
Hello James.
Interesting feedback, thank you.
//Gustav
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