[j-nsp] Full BGP table, one provider w/ 2 routers, slow forwarding convergence
Clarke Morledge
chmorl at wm.edu
Thu Aug 14 10:21:13 EDT 2014
Roland Dobbins asked in response to my question here:
> Can I do what I need to do with some sort of BGP multipath load balancing, but with keeping my traffic engineering objectives intact?
Why are you going for failover instead of active/active? With a failover
scenario, X% of your capacity is going unused . . .
Also, why multihome into the same upstream transit provider? A higher
degree of resiliency is achieved by multihoming with multiple transit
providers.
Hi, Roland,
It is a bit involved, but both of my paths up to router A and router B for
this particular ISP are being shared with other customers. So I am trying
to do some traffic engineering and shaping so that I do not interfere with
what the other customers are doing on these shared pipes.
As I mentioned earlier, I do have multiple providers, but I am mainly
trying to solve the forwarding problem for my main provider where I am
multi-homed to meet my traffic engineering requirements.
Clarke Morledge
College of William and Mary
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