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Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers?
From: Patrick W.Gilmore <patrick () ianai net>
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 14:08:50 -0500
On Feb 27, 2004, at 1:51 PM, james wrote:
: Also, and perhaps more importantly, if the customer's line to his : network drops, should the customer be incapable of getting to content : hosted on his network?
Simple. I am not going to break something all the time to counter something that might break every once and a while. When Nagios pages me that a multihomed customer is down, I will allow that address space to enter all my gateways, as a sourceaddress.
To quote someone on this list: "It doesn't scale."Additionally, if I'm a customer and my line goes down and it takes you 15 minutes to fix it, I'm not going to be happy about it.
Finally, you "fix" it at the *edge*, that won't break either. -- TTFN, patrick
Current thread:
- Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Michael Smith (Feb 26)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Patrick W . Gilmore (Feb 26)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? James Edwards (Feb 26)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Patrick W . Gilmore (Feb 27)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? james (Feb 27)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Patrick W . Gilmore (Feb 27)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Patrick W . Gilmore (Feb 27)
- Re: Best Common Practice - Listening to local routes from peers? Stephen J. Wilcox (Feb 27)