On 5/31/2011 11:48 AM, Gert Doering wrote:
We do mostly "hot-potato" routing, that is: if local-pref, path-length
and med are all the same, just send out the nearest upstream / peering
point.
Which would do the right thing in that case :-) - but if your policy
is different, it won't.
If your network geography doesn't align with your upstream
capacity/commitments, something has to be done, and inevitably getting
it "balanced" the way that layer 8 wants it done is never easy. :)
pt
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