[lacnog] Recomendacion de router

[Carlos Martinez]

While I love open source routing software (I use Quagga a lot), a
normal PC just can't compete with a router in a heavy duty application
scenario.

There are some initiatives in creating an OS-powered router, it would
be great to see if they can take off. All the software is there (BIRD,
Quagga, XORPP over some *BSD), the missing part is hardware.

warm regards,

Carlos

On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 9:21 AM, Carlos A. Afonso <ca en cafonso.ca> wrote:
> Ooops, I meant a FreeBSD desktop...
>
> --c.a.
>
> A Linux desktop with OpenBGP instead? :)
>
> --c.a.
>
> On 07/24/2011 03:33 PM, wladimir en sitecnet.com.br wrote:
>>
>>> Hola Lista,
>>>  Cual creen que ustedes que pueda ser el router Cisco mas pequeño que
>>> haga lo siguiente:
>>>
>>> - Full BGP (IPv4)
>>> - 2 proveedores
>>> - 50 Mbs por cada proveedor
>>> - Solo interfaces "F|G"ethernet
>>>
>>>  Logicamente no estoy interesado en ningun equipo 72xx, 76xx ni 12xxx
>>>  Para mas informacion, no hay NAT/PAT/FW/MPLS en dicho router.
>>>
>>> Saludos, gracias,
>>>
>>> Alejandro Acosta,
>>>
>>
>> Cisco Router 3845
>>
>> We have this hardware with bgp ipv4 full-routing.
>>
>> Wladimir Pereira
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