Plenty of people, including myself, are using bgpd to manage full route tables (> 230K routes, or even more these days) from multiple providers and/or to multiple customers and have been for years. Some people are using it at exchange points with dozens or hundreds of peers. At close to 5 years age, it's considered a very stable piece of software, and has been for some time.
Peter Bristow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > Are there any known limitations or expected gotchas with originating a large > number of routes with OpenBGPD? > I'm thinking in the order of tens of thousands of routes. I've done a basic > 'stress' test with 100,000 routes and nothing > immediately broke. The idea is to route blocks of IP space to servers in a > server farm. > > Thanks for your thoughts. > > Pete Bristow -- Too many clocks, not enough time (Al. Einstein)
