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Well, that's not really the case with higher-scale router operating systems like IOS-XR. You have a ton of protocols running in software, so performance and mem
by Cyph0n 6y ago
Well, that's not really the case with higher-scale router operating systems like IOS-XR. You have a ton of protocols running in software, so performance and memory requirements increase quite a bit.
And then there are the high-availability (HA) requirements which typically lead to redundancy in software and hardware.
- turtlecrush1337 6y agoQuite right. Control plane traffic is punted to the CPU, and a Raspi CPU cannot really handle that volume of traffic at enterprise scale.