On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 12:12 PM, Barry Murphy
<barry@unix.co.nz> wrote:
J2320 will handle 2 international routing tables & APE & Domestic just fine with 2gb of ram, plus you can do policy based routing & firewall policys to restrict bandwidth.I started off on them before moving to m7i and then a pair of mx80's. Problem with using JunOs, I dont believe there is an easy way to do CIR / PIR policys.
i.e. lets say I had a pool of 50mb of international, I want pool A to get priority over pool B (but when pool A is not using it, let pool B burst and use it), or Gold user to get better priority over Brass user; these are all functions of the cisco SCE. When I did research some time back I recall seeing a license feature for junos.
Cheers
Barry
On Tue, 13 Mar 2012 11:17:36 +1300, Nathan Ward wrote:
The J2320 holds more BGP routes - but only 400k which is less than
the global table right now so it's kind of a moot point.
J2320 can also do 32 BGP peers while the SRX can only do 16.
Other than that, for a small scale router the SRX is great.