I trying to add redundency to my network at work (I work for a very small
local ISP) and I'd like to run BGP on this router so that if line A dies to
upstream provider A, line B will take over to upstream provider B.
What is the least requirement for BGP? Someone told me I needed at least a
/20 of IP's from ARIN. Someone else told me that I need SWIP instead of
RWHOIS. So I'm left wondering exactly what is the minimum overall
requirements to run BGP?
Maybe I don't need BGP? Maybe a floating static route might also work? Please
explain and give sample code if possible.
Thanx in advance,
Ken
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