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Re: Multi site BGP Routing design
From: Chris Adams <cmadams () hiwaay net>
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2009 19:16:55 -0500
Once upon a time, Steve Bertrand <steve () ibctech ca> said:
Unless someone else has any better advice (I'm sure they do), you will need two separate public ASNs. Site 1 advertises it's space out of AS1, and site 2 advertises it's space from AS2.
I don't know that it's better advice, but another way to link the two sites is via a tunnel (GRE or IPIP). Use the upstream IP on each router as the local endpoint, and then run some routing protocol over the tunnel. -- Chris Adams <cmadams () hiwaay net> Systems and Network Administrator - HiWAAY Internet Services I don't speak for anybody but myself - that's enough trouble.
Current thread:
- Multi site BGP Routing design Justin Krejci (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Steve Bertrand (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Chris Adams (Jun 05)
- RE: Multi site BGP Routing design John.Herbert (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Steve Bertrand (Jun 05)
- RE: Multi site BGP Routing design John.Herbert (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Chris Adams (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Steve Bertrand (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Michael K. Smith (Jun 05)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Steve Bertrand (Jun 05)
- RE: Multi site BGP Routing design Ivan Pepelnjak (Jun 06)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Saqib Ilyas (Jun 06)
- Re: Multi site BGP Routing design Adam Greene (Jun 06)
- RE: Multi site BGP Routing design Justin Krejci (Jun 08)
- RE: Multi site BGP Routing design Ivan Pepelnjak (Jun 09)