Hi Oliver,
Thanx for clearing this out.
Yasser
"Oliver Boehmer (oboehmer)" <oboe...@cisco.com> wrote:
Hi Yasser,
I heard one day from a colleague that max. number of ebgp neighbors
is 50.
It was his way to justify why confederations to be used where as
Route Reflector technique is much simpler.
I didn't have a chance to verify his words though.
What do you think ?
Many customers run routers with many more eBGP sessions than 50. So, in
general, this information is incorrect. If the question is "how many
eBGP sessions can I run on router type xy with zzz MB of memory where
each peer is sending me 100k prefixes before I run out of memory/cpu
resources", the answer could be 50, but it could also be 500. it depends
on many factors...
oli
"Oliver Boehmer (oboehmer)" wrote:
Is there such a number? if yes, is there a command or some
mibs
that > tell such number?
There is no fixed upper limit. maximum number of peers depends
on
memory/nvram/cpu performance of the box.
oli
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