[c-nsp] RIP offset lists
David Barak
thegameiam at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 20 10:22:44 EST 2005
--- Joe Maimon <jmaimon at ttec.com> wrote:
<many very good questions regarding RIP capabiliities
snipped>
My primary question before delving into solving the
mysteries is this: are you running RIP between your
provider network and the customer network, and if so,
why?
Assertions:
If a customer is multihomed, the $40 linksys is no
longer the appropriate CPE device (clearly multihoming
is for resiliency, and the linksys is not exactly what
we'd call "high-availability" ;)
If a customer is singly-homed, why not statically
route them? Let the routing protocol they run be
exclusive to their network. If they're trying to do
some kind of load-balancing or failover mechanism, get
them to use something other than Layer-3 resiliency
(perhaps layer-7 resiliency?)
So, while the problems Cisco has with RIPv2 are
non-trivial, why are they impacting a production
network?
-David
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David Barak
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