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Which Cisco Router should use to run bgp

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Which Cisco Router should use to run bgp as 1. Customer 2. Medium ISP

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Posted by WebUser Romeo Zahedul Hoque from Cisco Support Community App

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Joseph,

The line of questioning doesn't sound like this is a legitimate post.  It sounds more like someone doing his schoolwork.

Hope I'm wrong with this. 

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Leo Laohoo
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Which Cisco Router should use to run bgp as 1. Customer 2. Medium ISP

That's a loaded question.

The question you should be answering first is what is the size of the bandwidth (total) this router is suppose to service?

fb_webuser
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I do not have much knowledge on this, can you please assume a standard value"bandwidth (total)" for 1. customer and for 1. Medium ISP.

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Posted by WebUser Romeo Zahedul Hoque from Cisco Support Community App

I do not have much knowledge on this, can you please assume a standard value"bandwidth (total)" for 1. customer and for 1. Medium ISP.

NO. 

Joseph W. Doherty
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I agree with Leo, as far as I know there's not typical or standard size for a "Medium ISP".  Sizing is dictated mainly by amount of traffic the device will need to deal with.  Additionally, you need to consider the number and kind of interfaces. Also for an ISP BGP usage, likely the device will need to deal with full Internet BGP tables, but there could be multiple BGP peers.

Joseph,

The line of questioning doesn't sound like this is a legitimate post.  It sounds more like someone doing his schoolwork.

Hope I'm wrong with this. 

devils_advocate
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Far too many factors to consider before providing an answer.

How much money do you have to spend for a start?

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