Thanks, Jeff; this is very helpful.
I'm assuming something like this is where I need to go to get my own AS
number?
http://www.arin.net/registration/asn/index.html
FYI, here's a list of BGP links for those interested.
http://tinyurl.com/o8pf4
Jeff Lasman wrote:
On Saturday 08 April 2006 08:16 am, Roger Rustad wrote:
I'm in the middle of planning an n-tier architecture for a client.
Just finished setting up the SAN (Dell EMC), NAS, HA IIS, and SQL
cluster. I now have to link and failover two F5 BIG-IPs and am going
to propose that they uses two PIXes / ASAs in failover.
... <snip>...
Outgoing is easy, so I presume you're writing about having incoming
traffic flow.
Generally for this to work you have to have your own assigned IP#
blocks. Though I believe it can be done if you're relying on IP#s from
your carriers, I'm not sure if you can get the carriers to let you do
the routing on IP#s they're supplying.
And that's the key.
You'll need to use BGP to create and advertise routes for those IP#s. I
don't know which routers do that, because I've never had to do it and
I've never checked, but in general they're expensive routers.
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