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ISR 4000 performance limits

avorobyev
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Hi!

Where speed limit on ISR 4000 is applied?

Is it sum of all traffic on all interfaces leaving the ISR?

Do switch interfaces count? Do internal interfaces count? do inter-VRF routing count?

What do these 50 mbit/s mean?

Thanks!

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Joseph W. Doherty
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Cisco isn't clear how the bandwidth rating applies.  However, looking at their Enterprise Routing Portfolio Poster, and comparing to non-4K models, it appears the Mbps performance rating is a recommended maximum aggregate throughput.  I.e. the base 4321 could handle typical traffic with most configuration features active with up to 50 Mbps of traffic passing through the router.

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