On 11 Sep 2009, at 21:54, andrew.clayba...@securian.com wrote:
Hello - my company currently has two connections with a single tier
1 ISP. We are using the AS from our ISP at this time. In the next
month we will be implementing a third connection with a second tier
1 ISP, so we will now be
Kevin Loch wrote:
> Seth Mattinen wrote:
>> Jay Hennigan wrote:
>>> "Tier 1", "tier 2" etc. are terms used primarily by salespeople, and
>>> don't have a lot to do with technical matters.
>>>
>>
>> Sure it does. If you're multihoming it will increase your AS path length.
>
> There is no general co
Seth Mattinen wrote:
Jay Hennigan wrote:
"Tier 1", "tier 2" etc. are terms used primarily by salespeople, and
don't have a lot to do with technical matters.
Sure it does. If you're multihoming it will increase your AS path length.
There is no general correlation between AS path length and w
andrew.clayba...@securian.com wrote:
> Hello - my company currently has two connections with a single tier 1 ISP.
> We are using the AS from our ISP at this time. In the next month we will
> be implementing a third connection with a second tier 1 ISP, so we will now
> be using our own AS number on
Jay Hennigan wrote:
>
> "Tier 1", "tier 2" etc. are terms used primarily by salespeople, and
> don't have a lot to do with technical matters.
>
Sure it does. If you're multihoming it will increase your AS path length.
~Seth
The time should be measured in seconds for your BGP advertised prefixes
to propagate to most of the Internet. It may take longer for some
isolated ISP's to receive the routes. If you use the longest prefix
method to advertise to your preferred ISP, a convergence to the backup
ISP (where shorter pre
andrew.clayba...@securian.com wrote:
Hello - my company currently has two connections with a single tier 1 ISP.
We are using the AS from our ISP at this time. In the next month we will
be implementing a third connection with a second tier 1 ISP, so we will now
be using our own AS number on all t
--- andrew.clayba...@securian.com wrote:
From: andrew.clayba...@securian.com
own AS number, how much downtime will there be? So far the second ISP has
only said that it could be hours for BGP to fully converge. We are looking
for more detail about how long the outage will be and how widespread
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