> As long as they have a /24 that they can announce, two or more upstreams
> that are able and willing to establish BGP sessions with them and a router
> with enough memory to hold at least 2 full views (for a Cisco, you
> probably want 256MB or more these days), they can multi (or dual) home.
T
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Geoff White wrote:
> 2) What is the "preferred or correct" way for a relatively small outfit
> (a small search engine) to implement Multihoming? Especially when most
> of the machines are a VLS cluster so we are not talking about a large
> address space here. It seems the o
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Geoff White wrote:
> 2) What is the "preferred or correct" way for a relatively small outfit
> (a small search engine) to implement Multihoming? Especially when most
> of the machines are a VLS cluster so we are not talking about a large
> address space here. It seems the o
Greetings folks,
(It's been a long time :)
I have some questions about multihoming that I can't seem to find by
Google-ing for answers
1.) What ever happened to (Avi Freedman's?) Multihoming strategy using
DNS(?),
there are links to archives circa 1997 but nothing recent.
2) What is the "preferr
