06-24-2022 09:14 PM
Hi All,
plannign to deploy sdwan for around 100 sites with cat8300 routers at each site. can you help me with the max number of tunnels supported .
Regards,
Avdhesh
06-26-2022 06:15 PM
Hi
You can check on this device datasheet but the capacity will not be given in tunnels capacity but in IPSEC capacity. Which, on this router, is " Up to 5 Gbps of IPSec".
But, the place you really need to worry when design SDWAN is the controller capacity.
For example:
"On-Premise deployments can be hosted on either ESXi or KVM hypervisors, with even the smallest footprint requiring a minimum of 16 vCPUs, 32GB of dedicated RAM and 500GB of storage. Now you can see why the cloud hosted option is so appealing. A single vManage instance can support up to 2,000 devices and can be deployed as part of a cluster containing 6 instances."
https://www.lookingpoint.com/blog/cisco-sdwan-architecture-components
12-22-2022 11:39 AM
So, there isn't a maximum number of tunnels then? I would think each tunnel would add CPU and Memory consumption to maintain the BFD telemetry, keep-alive, etc. If you have 100 sites each with 2 transports unrestricted, that would be nearly 400 tunnels on each device.
05-14-2024 08:41 AM
For the record, there is a limitation, check Table 3. in the datasheet. "SD-WAN Overlay Tunnels scale"
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