15 Apr
1994
15 Apr
'94
5:57 p.m.
You have an IMPLEMENTATION problem in the NSFNet backbone and some other "key" places which will not accept any larger routing tables.
Just to be clear, you are in fact mistaken. The RS/6000 routers are not having problems with the current routing load. They no doubt will have problems some day, you can't keep hardware forever if the task it needs to do is continually growing, but the current problems are with 16M ciscos in environments with relatively rich connectivity. You keep complaining about what is being done wrong, but have said very little about what should be done instead. I'd be much more interested in hearing the latter. Dennis Ferguson