At 04:18 PM 2/15/2004, Mitch \(WebCob\) wrote:
>BGP is quite simply NOT available to many users. Getting it requires that 
>you have your own portable address space, or that you have two feeds from 
>the same carrier (which is hardly redundant), though if agregating your 
>bandwidth is the goal it has some merit.

Well, our production equipment is in a set of racks in an AT&T co-location 
facility, and are literally a few feet from their OC-192 backbone.  I'm 
sure they could give us diversely routed feeds, if we asked. :-)

For our purposes, however, a VRRP initiated switchover of aliased LAN and 
WAN IP addresses would suffice.


          -crl
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