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zgi
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What hardware for router?

Thu Sep 09, 2010 10:46 pm

HI!

I have a need to buy more capable router. So i need proposal.

It needs to be capable of doing:
10 to 20 vlans
serve up to 50 pppoe connections
radius server
IGMP Proxy

I'm thinking of buying RB600 or RB800 with 816 expansion board, but I don't know the capability of these devices.
 
kazanova
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Re: What hardware for router?

Sat Sep 11, 2010 1:35 am

for 50 pppoe connections nothing to worry about it if you buy this stuff
but sure with huge limit of bandwidth and proxy serve
 
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Re: What hardware for router?

Thu Sep 16, 2010 1:55 pm

This question interests me as well. I wonder how do you calculate CPU processing power requirements. Currently we have about 110mbps of aggregated bandwidth from two ISPs and this number is going to double in near future. I'm going to use few queue rules, quite complicated routing schemes, connmark and some other features.. I believe the most CPU demanding thing is conntrack, which currently counts high numbers at my router. Would RB1100 for instance be enough, or do I need to look for some custom x86 system..
 
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Re: What hardware for router?

Thu Sep 16, 2010 7:38 pm

you don't have to worry about CPU and RAM when you use qeueu
the mot use of CPU and RAM come from
1st proxy you must worry about it if you use cache
2nd script (a lot of script)
3rd firewall (a lot of rule)

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