Does anyone have experience in more than 1Gb of upstream connectivity?
We're currently pushing 80% of our primary link and I'm to the point I think it's time to add more bandwidth. I can add another 1Gb or I can go to a 10Gb and of course upgrade my head end to handle 10Gb.
We're currently multi-homed with two 1Gb links but L3 is certainly the heaviest hit. We've also had a few DoS attacks lately that have managed to put both links nearly full. I'm really leaning toward 10Gb, thoughts or experience here?
1Gb or 10Gb upstream?
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1Gb or 10Gb upstream?
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Re: 1Gb or 10Gb upstream?
LRL wrote:Does anyone have experience in more than 1Gb of upstream connectivity?
We're currently pushing 80% of our primary link and I'm to the point I think it's time to add more bandwidth. I can add another 1Gb or I can go to a 10Gb and of course upgrade my head end to handle 10Gb.
We're currently multi-homed with two 1Gb links but L3 is certainly the heaviest hit. We've also had a few DoS attacks lately that have managed to put both links nearly full. I'm really leaning toward 10Gb, thoughts or experience here?
10Gb all the way. Balancing links is a real pain. 'tik CCR are dirt cheap for what they can handle so 10Gb isn't out of reach.
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