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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: CIDR Report
On Sat, 13 May 2000 [email protected] wrote: > But if you look at the last 250 days or so you see that the table has > grown by more than 16k routes. So we are seeing growth at 300% of what we > saw for the last 5 plus years. It also looks annoyingly geometric or > perhaps exponential, instead of the nice linear growth since CIDR was > introduced. This might be due to the fact that more companies are buying backup connections and announcing maybe only a /24 or /23. Of course, Verio will filter them saying it is good for the net. Tho they forget that they send out what they claim to filter. Seems they might have another motive for filtering... * i12.11.162.0/24 100 0 2914 4592 i * i12.16.244.0/22 100 0 2914 6201 i * i63.64.181.0/24 100 0 2914 11826 i * i63.73.199.0/24 100 0 2914 13626 i > To the $64,000^h^h^h^h^h^h $10,000,000 (you gotta change with the times > :-) questions are why? anyone care to guess when it starts to become a > problem and with what widely deployed boxes first? is there anything we > can do about it? Our routers carry 1.1 million paths + in their tables today. I have seen higher numbers (that was the first router I logged into). Current GSRs and Juunipers in the core should have no problems with 100,000 routes. Christian
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