Hi, On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 10:02:20PM +0700, Nam NGUYEN wrote: > Thanks a lot for your quick feedbacks. I now have a better understanding of > the scenario. In my network, the optical links between the client routers > and RRs have had problem a few times due to transportation faults from > service provider, so I'm now afraid of a time when they all die.
In that case, using RRs might not be such a good idea. If the network
is sufficiently small, you could just run full iBGP mesh between your
routers.
(We do so among all core routers, and the core-routers are RR to the edge-
routers in a given POP)
gert
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