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From: Robert E.Seastrom (no email)
Date: Tue Jan 04 2005 - 10:17:17 EST
"Erik Amundson" <> writes:
> In my experience it depends on the model of router. I had a 3640
> (granted, it's old) with 128MB that was just fine until a couple of
> months ago, now it's not enough. For one BGP table you will have to
> have at least 256MB in a 36xx router. Our 720xVXR routers currently
> have 256MB in them as well, but we've already ordered upgrades to
> 1GB with new NPE-G1s...
It helps immensely to be running pre-ST-merge 12.0 code where possible
(some situations in non-trivial networks can be positively affected by
post-merge code, but you're not likely to find 36xx or 720xVXRs in
central locations in such networks). You are not risking your
"coolness points" to still be running 12.0(21)S8. :)
---Rob
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