On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, Sabri Berisha wrote:
On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, Jan-Ahrent-Czmok wrote:
"if" you have a default route. Default route if multi-homed is surely bad IMHO.
Not necessarily. If you are multi-homed for redundancy reasons and have a small linux box with zebra your memory would be exhausted carrying to full route feeds. Two single default routes are far more efficient: at home I
Well, not exactly, 128 Meg can carry 2 full feeds, triple that and you have no worries.
have cable and dsl. I have 2 tunnels to two different routers of my work. Over those tunnels I announce a /28 (which is aggregated to a /19) and receive two default routes. My dsl is faster so that has a higher local pref. If that goes down, the route switches over to the cable tunnel.
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