On Tuesday 10 June 2008, root net wrote: > I do not think shaping traffic would work as I am not > trying to throttle his traffic to everyone else but our > local LAN I want to provide a circuit that only allows > local LAN traffic meaning our directly connected > customers routes only not any other routes. BGP would > definitely work but I am not sure if we can do this with > this customer. Is there an alternative towards BGP like > with a ACL or route-map maybe?
If you have 2 links, this becomes a little trickier especially for return traffic to the customer. As a previous poster mentioned, it might mean using one link until it fails, and then having the second one kick in. If you have a single link, you can achieve what you need with QPPB + MQC + BGP communities (ACL's don't scale; you'd have to keep updating them with your/your customer's prefixes). If you need to maintain 2 links, then 802.3ad is your friend. But AFAIK, IOS does not support channel-groups made up of Ethernet VLAN sub-interfaces (other vendors do support this, though, but I digres...). Cheers, Mark.
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