If you are not running BGP, How do you notify your upstream Isp to stop
advertising reachability to your subnet?
-Ejay
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From: Thomas Crowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 3:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: router for BGP and HSRP [7
Subject: router for BGP and HSRP [7:32029]
Hello,
I have a question I hope someone maybe able to help me with. I have a
setup that will be in a data center. They are giving us two handoffs a
primary and shadow on 2 distinct subnets. These will be ethernet
connections.I would like to use 2 rout
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From: sam sneed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 1:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: router for BGP and HSRP [7:32029]
Hello,
I have a question I hope someone maybe able to help me with. I have a
setup that will be in a data center. They are giving us two handof
You can set up BGP and receive default only also if thats all your
looking for. I understand the reticence of the ISP in communicating
with a IGP though that just wasn't clear in your original post.
Dave
sam sneed wrote:
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> One of the reasons was that the Datacenter we are in only use BGP o
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~One of the reasons was that the Datacenter we are in only use
~BGP or OSPF as
~routing protocols. They use OSPF for there inside network and
~will only let
~us use BGP4 to connect with them. We considered using RIPv2
~since we only
~need
One of the reasons was that the Datacenter we are in only use BGP or OSPF as
routing protocols. They use OSPF for there inside network and will only let
us use BGP4 to connect with them. We considered using RIPv2 since we only
need them to advertise the default gateway to use. It seems however the
I don't see how or why you would choose BGP??? Unless your dual
homing to the Internet or connecting large disparate IGP networks. Any
IGP will give you fault tolerance, some are just more quick to converge.
Dave
sam sneed wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I have a question I hope someone maybe able
By the way I see the 1605 R may be what I'm looking for ,Does anyone know if
it would handle the BGP requirement below? We average 4MB/s input traffic
with our current load, I wonder if this router could handle it.
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Hello,
I have a question I hope someone maybe able to help me with. I have a
setup that will be in a data center. They are giving us two handoffs a
primary and shadow on 2 distinct subnets. These will be ethernet
connections.I would like to use 2 routers running HSRP for our servers
inside our
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