Howard,
""Howard C. Berkowitz"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:v0422087fb5d03ca65021@[63.216.127.98]...
> >I was told by an ISP that the minimum address aggregation acceptable on
the
> >Internet is a single class C address space. Is this correct?
>
> No, it is not. It is the minimum allocation of provider-independent
> space by registries. A /24, however, may NOT be globally routable.
What do you mean by "may NOT be globally routable" ? This would be due to
the address aggregation on the the 1st Tier ISP ? Would this be a problem
even if I'm connected to a 1st Tier ISP rather than a lower Tier ISP ?
> There are large numbers of organizations that multihome without their
> own address allocations.
Without a address allocation, how could the multi-home be done ? Through
use/advertising of Default/static routes ? Could I multihome a network
across different countries or different geographical region ?
How could I ensure that the traffic takes the nearest route to the network
and the data traffic from the network takes the nearest gateway out to the
destination on the internet ? What is the potential problem with this ?
Thanks.
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