Getting traffic off the net in a somewhat balanced fashion is the easy part. Finding
a way to have equal amounts of it traverse multiple AS's and end up at two differing
entry points into the AS is the stuff of GODS :)
Pete
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On 12/4/2000 at 4:07 PM McCallum, Robert wrote:
>I would say yes. All he needs is a policy which could say for example... if
>you try to go to microsoft go through 1 ISP and any other site through the
>other ISP.
>In all - BGP can do whatever you want it to do - whatever the companies
>policy is.
>No flames please.
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>From: Schimek, Hans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: 04 December 2000 14:48
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>Subject: BGP Loadbalancing !
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>my company is an internet-provider in austria.
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>the following situation.
>one of our customers has his own network ( with own AS Number ) - currently
>he is connected to another ISP. but plans to connect to our network soon..
>the problem in here is : if he connects to another ISP - he intends to do
>loadbalancing across two ISP.
>my question : is it possible to loadbalance across multiple ISPs.
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