Cisco Misrepresents Results of First Independent Test of Core Routers
Appologies if some of you have already seen this. Cisco reached some interesting conclusions from this test in their press release: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010314/0647.html stating that their 12416 performed the best. Lightreading issued a subsequent warning about the inaccuracies of Cisco's statement: http://www.bigcharts.com/news/articles.asp?newsid=776376576&symb=JNPR&sid=150116 rob
Readers of this list may be interested in the results of a four-vendor core router bakeoff just posted here:
http://lightreading.com/testing
Each vendor supplied:
up to 12 x OC-192c up to 48 x OC-48c
The entries were:
Charlotte's Networks Aranea-1 Cisco 12416 Foundry NetIron Juniper M160
Tests included:
IP baselines MPLS baselines BGP table capacity MPLS LSP capacity longest-match lookup route flapping route convergence filtering class of service
There's also a discussion of packet reordering.
participants (1)
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Robert Beverly