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I could be wrong, but I would think high packet rates with large routing tables (default-free zone) would still need a TCAM.
by knorker 6y ago
I could be wrong, but I would think high packet rates with large routing tables (default-free zone) would still need a TCAM.
- kazen44 6y agoAlso, hardware based offloading is a godsend for reliability aswell. You can upgrade the control plane of a router with traffic still flowing thanks to the data plane being seperate. You can even make another router do control plane for the data plane in another router. Not to mention the massive performance benefits.