OER/PFR

This actually turns to be one of the most complicated topics that people who are currently preparing for the CCIE R&S lab must understand.




Written by: Brian Dennis




This blog post is the first in a series covering Performance Routing (PfR) formerly known as Optimized Edge Routing (OER) that I will be publishing over the coming weeks.  I decided to cover PfR in a series of blog posts contrary to a single post as PfR is a very powerful and useful feature that leverages the power of Cisco’s IOS but at the same time PfR is potentially very complicated and often confusing feature to configure and troubleshoot.  Trying to cover PfR in a single blog post would be the equivalent of trying to cover OSPF in a single blog post.  In fact if you compare the IOS 12.4T OSPF Configuration Guide against the Optimized Edge Routing (OER) Configuration Guide you will notice that OER documentation is nearly 35% larger.
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http://blog.ine.com/2011/11/01/cisco-performance-routing-pfr-optimized-edge-routing-oer/#comment-476083

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