Hi all,

I have BGP questions. But first the set up.

ISP1 connectected to R1
ISP2 connected to R1

ISP2 connected to R2

IBGP between R1 and R2 redistributing 0.0.0.0 from EBGP into IGP that is
received from primary ISP. Which from what I've found on google searches
that seems to be the norm.

Both routers are receiving the full BGP table. Several Networks advertised
out both ISPs.

Now the questions..
1. Is it a good idea to receive the full BGP table other than the cool
factor? Also, is there a way to prevent from becoming a transit hop while
receiving the full BGP table? When you receive the full BGP table, isn't
becoming a transit area automatic?

2. Is there a good way to load balance outbound traffic to the internet in
this set up? 60/40? If the route goes out ISP1 and network A is advertised
to ISP2 will asymetric routing work in this case? I think not. I would
assume the best practice method would be to have the path go out which ever
Network is advertised to which ISP. For example, if Network B is advertised
out ISP2 then have them route that way instead of ISP1.

thanks for any info.
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