On Wednesday, June 26, 2013 03:07:38 PM Lobo wrote: > Are there any compelling reasons to go to 15.x or should > we just stay with the 12.2(33)SRE8 code? I recall > hearing some bad stories about the 15.x code a while > back but not sure if that's still the case. > > FYI, our core routers are not running much aside from > OSPF (v3 for IPv6), LDP, and some static routes. BGP > was disabled for v4 but is enabled for v6 prefixes as > we're not running 6PE. It's as close to a proper P > router doing nothing but swapping labels as we could do.
I would have said RPKI is a good reason to move to 15, but since this is a pure P router, and you'd be enforcing RPKI policy at the peering edge anyway (whether you core was BGP- free or not), RPKI wouldn't be a strong enough reason to consider 15 on these particular boxes in your network. Mark.
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