Does anyone know of organizations that will allow BGP peering sessions
(using private AS numbers) to be established for such test systems
described on this thread? The application here is for use in teaching
an advance routing class @ a community college here in Ohio.
Thanks!
Glenn
On Thu,
On Thu, Jan 25, 2007 at 02:54:54PM -0500, Dan Farrell wrote:
> I'm in the same position as yourself and I've been in testing and
> production with a set of old Compaq PII-450 workstations with 192 MB RAM
> apiece... they run like a charm with four full tables, with plenty of
> RAM left over. One of
I'm in the same position as yourself and I've been in testing and
production with a set of old Compaq PII-450 workstations with 192 MB RAM
apiece... they run like a charm with four full tables, with plenty of
RAM left over. One of them actually died on me, and I've been lazy about
pulling out one o
On Wed, Jan 24, 2007 at 01:47:28PM +, Richard Wilson wrote:
> I work for a small hosting company, and the boss says he wants to start
> doing BGP for our upstream connection. This means I've got to learn BGP.
> At least I've managed to persuade him to buy me an O'Reilly book :-)
> However, the
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