[NTLUG:Discuss] OT: BGP anyone? (questions about dual ISPs and fault tolerance)
idiotboy@cybermail.net
idiotboy at cybermail.net
Fri Jun 22 08:42:24 CDT 2001
Quoting Scott Womer <Scott at Womer.Com>:
> I'm starting to look at options to provide automated fault tolerance and
> if
> possible, some load balancing between the two on the incoming side.
> I'd
> like to hear from anyone that has already done this, and how you
> accomplished it.
I need to find out about this too. Don't really have a clue
as to what to do with this. There is routed, gated, bgp, ibp,
rip, ospf, etc. lots of TLAs but not a lot of "how-to's"
> But I did have a specific question about your setup Jack.... did I read
> your
> message right... you have the same class C subnet being routed to you
> by
> both ISPs? If this is true, could you tell me how this was
> accomplished.
We have T1s from XO and QWEST. Before we signed any contracts,
we had QWEST's ok on XO doing a BGP broadcast for the 'QWEST'
class-c and we had XO agree to set up the BGP broadcast for
the 'QWEST' class-c. We've got a couple of addresses from XO
on the XO T1, but we don't plan on using them much.
jack
> Thanks,
> Scott Womer
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