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Re: [RRG] thoughts on the design space 3: caching
On Jul 25, 2008, at 5:44 PM, Tony Li wrote:
|The BGP data indicates that out of 250K stored routes, most routers
|use only 25K of those routes. So isn't that a bit of wasted memory as
|well as come-up convergence time?
I believe that this isn't an accurate characterization. From the
data that
I've seen, most routes are being used. However, I could easily
believe that
many, many routes could be eliminated if we were able to aggregate
maximally.
I could believe a factor of 2 easy - there is almost that much in
known deaggregation in each CIDR report.
--- 25Jul08 ---
ASnum NetsNow NetsAggr NetGain % Gain Description
Table 275468 173778 101690 36.9% All ASes
A factor of 10 seems a little much to me, though.
Regards
Marshall
Dino, if you have pointers to primary data sources to the contrary,
could
you please post them?
Tony
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