said by unwired9:The one issue with this config is going to be the routing table size but I feel I'm a few thousand subscribers away from that being a problem.
What sort of routers are you using? With a software based router (i.e. no hardware forwarding), routing table size should be limited only by how much RAM the box has.
If its a hardware based router, chances are it will support perhaps hundreds of thousands of FIB entries anyway.
There is also a RIB which is stored in RAM, and is used to populate the FIB. The RIB is usually much bigger than the FIB, since the RIB contains all copies of routes received, while the FIB contains only the ones needed to forward packets.
FIB = Forwarding Information Base
RIB = Routing Information Base
As a side note, the current Internet routing table at I think somewhere around 440,000 routes only consumes maybe 50MB of RAM on a Cisco router.