Re: [karp] BFD Authentication costs

"Russ White" <russw@riw.us> Wed, 31 July 2013 12:39 UTC

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Subject: Re: [karp] BFD Authentication costs
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> > In practice, on most devices, when BFD is run at low intervals it is
> > done directly on the line card.  Doesn't this mean that in most
> > topologies the number of sessions is roughly the same as the number of
> > physical ports on the device?
> 
> Not necessarily. Our customers use vlan tagged IP Interfaces where the #
of
> sessions on a physical port can be greater than 1 (and it usually is).

I would say this is pretty normal --ie, customers running multiple logical
interfaces is more common than the one-to-one situation, in my experience.

Russ