Hi Andrew,
Tnhan you for you answer. Actually youa re right about the inbound
traffic in which I can easily advetise this network with a preference to
my "ISPA", this is fine and already done.
The issue here is about the oubound traffic, when my customer traffic is
going back out to ISP, I can also you weight on the router where I host
this "ISPA" and use no-advertise attribute so I don t advertise
prefixes to others iBGP routers, fine but others customer traffic will
also be routed via ISPA because the shortest ISP path is going throught
this router too...
On the diagram below cust 1, cust2 from RO4 are routed through RO1 and
then to ISPA, I just want cust1 to be routed over ISPA and cust2 over
ISPb without using IGP metric.
ISPA....RO1----RO2.....ISPX
I \ / |
I \ / |
I /\ |
RO3 RO4
| | |
cust1 cust2 ...
hopes this diagram helps
regards
Alexandre
On 01/08/11 15:57, Andrii Morozov wrote:
Hello Alexandre,
If my understanding of what you've written is correct, there is no
need for implementing a VRF in your case.
As far as I understood, you want the downstream traffic for a specific
address block to be routed via particular ISP, right?
For this purpose you should create a route object in RIPE database (if
it's no created yet) and start to announce this block normally to
desirable ISP and at the same time advertise it with AS_PATH prepend =
X (for example, X=5) to those ISPs, which you don't want the traffic
to pass through.
This is achieved via creating an outbound route policy (route-map in
case of Cisco) towards your ISPs.
After you accomplish the route policy implementation, you can check
the result via looking glass of some other's ISP to see how your block
"is seen" frow the world.
Best wishes, Andrew.
2011/8/1 Alexandre Durand <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi,
I was wondering if any of you had alerady the experience of source
routing tarffic over multihomed network based?
We run a network with several ISP and peering that provide
internet full routing table and we want for specific network bloc
to be routed through one of our dedicate cheap transit ISP, but
leave others on the same router to be routed via others ISPs. we
run full meshed IBGP and multi-home transits or peering.
I might have found 2 solutions and use PBR or VRF but I don t know
how to implement them yet. VRF looks nice but I may miss transit
redundancy. Let s say I create a specific vrf for this ISP, others
ISPs remain in the global routing table, if this provider is not
availaible, the traffic is no longer routed out the others ISPs
and also I can t share and send traffic over peerings...
Is there any doc or guide for such solution that I can use so I
can work on the appropriate solution and configuration and adapt
it to our needs and network specifications?
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