Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd)
David Whipple <dwhipple@microsoft.com> Fri, 08 March 1996 20:10 UTC
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From: David Whipple <dwhipple@microsoft.com>
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Subject: Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd)
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Can I third that cry... ---------- From: Erik Sherk <sherk@uunet.uu.net> To: <"bgp@ans.net">ns.net">; <bgp@ans.net> Subject: Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Date: Friday, March 08, 1996 8:25AM > > Subject: Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s > > > > Yes, as I sit looking at our DS-3 and our now somewhat useless DS-1's (try > > load balancing across links that differ in size by a factor of 30), I sit > > here and wish that there was an Exterior Gateway Protocol of some sort that > > did costing of links like OSPF does, but, Alas, there isn't. Anyone want to > > implement one? :) > > > > At 03:09 PM 3/7/96 -0500, you wrote: > > >This becomes an issue just a tad more complicated than 'tweaking the > > >routing'. :-) > > > > > >You will, of course, have to run BGP if you are not already doing so. > > >Insofar as BGP does not 'do' load-balancing, it becomes an exercise for > > >the reader to figure out how to manually direct specific portions of > > >internal traffic in a distributed fashion across multiple external gateways. > > > > > >- paul > > > A cry from the community! > > > -- > --bill Yes, let me second the cry. Why does BGP pick only one route when it has several options? Load spliting would be a valuable tool. Erik
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Tony Li
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Tony Li
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) bmanning
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Erik Sherk
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Paul Traina
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) David Whipple
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Ravi Chandra
- Re: load-sharing/load-balancing 2 T1s (fwd) Paul Traina