Re: Internet routing table

For those that do not know how to get this info, just telnet into a
public route-server (such as route-server.ip.att.net):

route-server>sh bgp su | i network
279252 network entries using 33789492 bytes of memory
route-server>sh bgp su | i total
BGP using 345372198 total bytes of memory
route-server>

HTH,

Mihai

On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Scott Morris
<smorris_at_internetworkexpert.com> wrote:
> There are roughly 287,000 routes in the full BGP table at this moment...
>
> Your choice, but I'd go for the XL.
>
> Scott
>
>
> Sharma, Praveen wrote:
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>> Hi CS,
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>> I am looking for deploying internet router, I have two options here
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>> WS-SUP720-3B it support 256000 IPv4 routes
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>> WS-SUP720-3BXL it support 1,000,000 Ipv4 routes.
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>> I my design I will be having dual internet from different providers on
>> two physical routers, my question I can have SUP-720-3B and still have
>> full internet routing table in it.
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>> Thanks
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>> Praveen
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