Hello All,
Thanks for comments, will digg BGP communities.
2008/1/12, Jon Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008, Roman Bestuzhev wrote:
I am thinking about load balancing between both ISPs. I have read about
a
technique when you divide your block to several pieces, for example to
On Fri, 11 Jan 2008, Roman Bestuzhev wrote:
I am thinking about load balancing between both ISPs. I have read about a
technique when you divide your block to several pieces, for example to two
/22 blocks and advertise one of them to one ISP and other block to another
ISP and at the same time
Hello,
We have our AS and block of /21 and we are connected to two ISPs. One of
them is the main, the other is backup. All traffic is going trough the main
one and if it fails the backup is used. This behaviour was implemented by
using prepending and works good.
I am thinking about load
Hi Roman!
On Jan 11, 2008, at 10:16 AM, Roman Bestuzhev wrote:
I am thinking about load balancing between both ISPs. I have read
about a
technique when you divide your block to several pieces, for example
to two
/22 blocks and advertise one of them to one ISP and other block to
Hello
I agree with Gunther, ask your upstream providers about community
lists.
Regards
Erich
If you should see problems
then you can still prepend one of the providers or use bgp-communities they
provide for a more granular and selective prepending.
Best regards,
Gunther
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I am thinking about load balancing between both ISPs. I have
read about a technique when you divide your block to several
pieces, for example to two
/22 blocks and advertise one of them to one ISP and other
