On Tue, 30 Oct 2001, suaveguru wrote:

> situation goes this way 
> 
> R1--------Receive-Only-------R2---------Terrestrial gw
>                               |
>                               |
>                               Transmit-Only 
> 
> 

 
> Problem :



> customer has only one block of Class C Address and
> when I advertise the whole class C over the satellite
> link it does off-load the terrestrial link for the
> return path but this time the satellite link get
> congested . I could not do a AS-PATH prepend as they
> are using Private-As and the provider is stripping
> private-as at their end
> 
> My question is how can I solve this problem of
> load-balancing by introducing as shown in the diagram
> another satellite link from the same provider with
> only a transmit path ?

Correct me if I am wrong but it sounds like the customers Class C was
assigned by the terrestrial provider. If so the most likely problem is
that the Class C is being aggregated by the terrestrial provider into
a larger block. The satellite provider on the other hand is announcing
the more specific /24.

terrestrial provider /19
                         >  Global BGP table
satellite provider   /24

Since the more specific route would be preferred most traffic would
prefer the satellite link. There are a couple of ways you could address
this. One would be to ask the terrestrial provider to announce the more
specific /24 as well. This would probably help but you would still not
have any control over the traffic...The other option would be to get
an AS# and run BGP with both providers.


> 
> appreicate your inputs 
> 
> suaveguru
> 
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