RE: [Netdisco] Experience with large networks

[Lindsay D. <lin...@wa...>]

We too at University of Waikato, New Zealand have the following

# 465 devices with 12200 interfaces using 966 IPs
# 1047 layer 2 links between devices.
# 6498 nodes in 8204 entries.
# 9544 IPs in 19192 entries.

Never had any problems, never has impacted the overall network
performance either.
In fact, Netdisco has been an absolute God send for us.

Regards,
Lindsay.

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> [mailto:net...@li...] On Behalf=20
> Of Alexander Barthel
> Sent: Wednesday, 10 November 2004 00:06
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> Subject: [Netdisco] Experience with large networks
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> Hi everyone,
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> does anyone have experiences with large networks and netdisco. I guess
> so. :-) With large I mean about 300 or more devices and more=20
> than 10,000
> nodes. Especially I want to know, what utilization does a macsucking
> and/or arpniping produce at the devices and does it affect "normal"
> operation. Because a macsuck/arpnip needs some time to suck the entire
> network, a negative affect to normal operation wouldn't be so nice.
> I haven't found any concerns about that so far. So that's not=20
> a problem? :-)
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> Bye
> Alexander
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