I'm looking to use a couple of CCR1016-12G as an internet edge router. I'm following this thread and it seems that are still quite some bugs to be worked out. I don't need fancy features, just the usual stuff (full bgp peering, routing, some ACL rules for security, snmp for monitoring, maybe NAT). Is in your opinion this router already production grade for this kind of setup?

Currently routing tables are not optimized for multicore, so it will simply not be "super fast". Once we add support (should be soon), you will get some 20-30x speed improvement. Apart from that, routing works fine

Realistically, what kind of performance can I expect today?
Stability is more important for me today then raw numbers, I don't expect it to push several Gbit today, a few 100 Mbit would be fine, as long as it's stable
Is this realistic?

Thx for any feedback

Note that dynamic routing protocols like BGP updates routing table and does not influence much what forwarding speed will be. Only routing table updates will be at similar speed as on RB1100.

Hi
I have problems with full bgp routing in CCR1016 . Once in 1 or 2 days bgp crashes and one cpu stays stuck at 100%. It did't shows me anything in routing menu. I've send 2 support.rif but no answers yet.
Thanks,
Andrew

And it should be noted, that it's still recommended to turn SNMP off when using BGP. This will hopefully change soon, too.

ok. I have disabled snmp but i don't know if the problem is from there. The router work perfect (with one core going down and up to 100% because routing does not work multicore) but after 1 day or 2 it is stucked to 100 % and in routing menus i cannot see anything anymore. I had to reboot the router and anything returns to normal.

no use