[c-nsp] Dual-homing scenario
Roy
r.engehausen at gmail.com
Thu Feb 22 09:50:54 EST 2007
Vincent De Keyzer wrote:
> Hello,
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> let a dual-home BGP network. ISP1 comes in with a T3 and sends a full BGP
> table; ISP2 comes with a FE and a default-route (for memory reasons).
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> ISP2 is preferrable because of capacity, but ISP1 is preferred because any
> route is more specific than a default route; hence all upstream traffic goes
> to ISP1, which is not good.
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Several suggestions:
1) The best solution is that you ask for ISP1 to send you only their
customer routes instead of a full table.
2) Throw away any routes from ISP1 that have more than two AS numbers
3) Throw away any routes fom ISP1 that are shorter that /16 (or some
other number)
4) Some mix of 2 and 3
In all scenarios set a default route to ISP1 that is lower in priority
than the one to ISP2
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