Tarig Yassin Ahmed
On Jan 7, 2011, at 10:45 PM, Anthony Pardini wrote:
You can allow asymmetric traffic on the Fortinet, but you lose some
functionality. Firewalls aren't routers and pretty much all of them
behave in the similar manner.
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I think u can solve this issue only by addin
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On Fri, 7 Jan 2011 13:56:00 -0500
Greg Whynott wrote:
> the localpref is something I'll look at, thanks for that. I'm not
> a BGP expert by any stretch, and our requirements here are
> "simple". we are not a transit.I've only attempted to make the
> config safe, not efficient.
I'm not
Randy your assumptions are correct, all outbounds get that slapped on them,
automagically. good thing you have read the same magic book and can counter!
8)
I don't or ever did expect anything from you, not sure why you thought i might.
do you think I should quit this organization because w
On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 03:13:02PM -0500, Greg Whynott said:
>Thanks Ken,
>
>Some good stuff there, thanks.
>
>Since my original email, i think i've come up with a partial solution not
requiring the far end's involvement. If not, at least it would get us into
a better position to
Thanks Ken,
Some good stuff there, thanks.
Since my original email, i think i've come up with a partial solution not
requiring the far end's involvement. If not, at least it would get us into
a better position to utilize the ORION network when possible. We peer over a
L2 tunnel with a
You can allow asymmetric traffic on the Fortinet, but you lose some
functionality. Firewalls aren't routers and pretty much all of them
behave in the similar manner.
On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 11:40 AM, Greg Whynott wrote:
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>
> Hello,
>
> we have multiple internet connections of which one is a res
On Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 01:56:00PM -0500, Greg Whynott said:
>Based on the fact that we access ORION via one of our ISPs (3rd party, we
don't BGP/directly peer with ORION), I'm not sure if i can use this solution
here. I could do that for the routes learned from that ISP, but we receive
th
> The admins at this university claim this is by design and for security
reasons.. My response was the entire internet is asymmetrical and
while this may of been a legitimate concern in the 90's, I don't think
its a real concern anymore if things are set up correctly. They
suggested we add
Thanks John for your input.
You are correct, ORION is a dedicated high speed research network.
Based on the fact that we access ORION via one of our ISPs (3rd party, we
don't BGP/directly peer with ORION), I'm not sure if i can use this solution
here. I could do that for the routes learne
On Fri, 7 Jan 2011 12:40:32 -0500
Greg Whynott wrote:
> we have multiple internet connections of which one is a research
> network where many medical institutions and universities are also
> connected to threw out the country. This research network (ORION)
> also has internet access but is not m
Hello,
we have multiple internet connections of which one is a research network where
many medical institutions and universities are also connected to threw out the
country. This research network (ORION) also has internet access but is not
meant to be used as a primary path to the internet b
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