My I please suggest you check out MHSRP? Natural TCP conversation
load balancing it works:
Oz wrote:
> have not read the whole thread but from my meager understanding using HSRP
> you need a live T to go with it ..
> To have the instant failover..
> I will be playing with this in a cou
have not read the whole thread but from my meager understanding using HSRP
you need a live T to go with it ..
To have the instant failover..
I will be playing with this in a couple of weeks cause I have exaclty the
same problem I have to resolve for a client..
just waiting for the other T to
wow! That's going to take someone with far more design experience than I
have. You're right, those SLAs have you backed into a corner,
technologically. Hopefully, someone on the list might be able to offer
better advice than I can.
Good luck!
John
> Hi John, thanks for the reply.
>
> Yes
Hi John, thanks for the reply.
Yes Howard is very correct, and a little more info here is required.
Here is the deal...
1) My company is in the startup phases of a datacenter that will have a
varitity of services, ISP, ASP, Outsourcing, distributed servers, etc. Think
of exodus on a local scale
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Subject: Re: High availability design with FR, how?
If you're worried about your 4500 dying, then either buy another to have
there waiting, or get a 24/7 service contract that would get a replacement
If you're worried about your 4500 dying, then either buy another to have
there waiting, or get a 24/7 service contract that would get a replacement
to you quickly if needed. If you're worried about the circuits to your
building going down all at once, then you simply need to get separate
redundan
We have a design similar to that, and it does create some difficulties. To
make it worse, not only do we have a "duplicate" standby router, but an IBM
mainframe as well! here's the layout:
We have about 90 remote branches, and about 30 of those are considered
"front line" branches with PVCs con
Hi
It is not so much the out lying sites I am worried about, I have a dial
backup (ISDN BRI to PRI) now. There are only a couple of sites that fall
under the HSRP mandate.
But I have a single 4500 doing the host part (i.e. the hub in a hub and
spoke design) of the FR network. So what I need to d
John,
Depending on your bandwidth needs you might want to consider ISDN. My
company uses BRI ISDN to back up each frame relay connection. Fairly
inexpensive and with a few lines in your router config, can automatically
come up when the frame relay goes down. I would recommend a 800 series
rou
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