On Fri, Jun 05, 2009 at 07:40:15PM -0500, john.herb...@ins.com wrote: > This is a good concept but if the ISP route is a Juniper then as I > recall by default it looks ahead, sees the as-path routing loop if > it were to send it to the other router, and doesn't send it. So > while you might be able to configure it on the receiving router, if > the sending router won't send it, you're SOL.
True, the ISP in this case would have to cooperate :-)
