[address-policy-wg] getting second IPv6 PA as a LIR
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Marcin Kuczera
marcin at leon.pl
Wed May 4 10:47:54 CEST 2011
> Sascha Lenz [SLZ-RIPE] > ---------------------- > Small companies start with small routers, PC based Linux Quagga Boxes, > or Routerboards, > or Juniper J-Series or whatever - not really much costs here (see other > replies). > -------------- > > They will not be able to "start with small routers", because calculating > constantly changing routes (presumable from several sources) costs > processing power, routing decisions with huge routing table cost > processing power, even receiving and sending plain packets costs > processing power. And all this costs money. PC-based routers are not > able to do all of this at once and in this anount. > The "selfish" small ISPs could easily drive himself into trap of trouble > when they have to spent much more money for equipment (and made all > others do it) rather than using PA from LIR. Don't worry about computing power, small ISPs usually are less than 200Mbit/s total upstreams, to even if they handle 1G with today's CPUs it is not a big deal (rather stability can be a problem). More, probably within 1-2 years there will be a set of drivers/kernel support of handling packets by high efficients processors from... graphics ;) Regards, Marcin
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