Routes are one , next-hops are different , i guess you wanted to know
this :-)
On 09/06/2013 09:51 AM, CiscoNSP List wrote:
Another question on the ASR1000 :)
RP1 supports 1M IPv4 routes i.e. ~2 full tables...If you bring on a third full
table, will you see rib failure (memory) for all routes that exceed 1M? (Assume
yes?)
How is the rib allocation calculated? if you added(peered) 4 full tables
(sequentially, one after the other), would the bgp sessions after the 1st and
second be the ones that are rejected, and then it is based on route churn? (So
would routes from peer 3 and 4 be added during churn?)
Cheers.
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