>I want to thank everyone for help.
>But I forgot to specify that running BGP is impossible.
Why?
>The company has a small network (100 users) and connection to Internet
>through ISP B (like on the picture). That link must be always up.
>
>The problem is that the company want to test another connection to Internet
>through ISP A at the same time ( small network (10 users) management :) ).
>I'm working as a systems engineer in ISP A :))), and we must sell our link.
>
>I know that the best will be BGP. I know that, but I must find another
>method.
>Maybe I was wrong, and with route-map command it'll be not work.
>But why ?
I'm confused now what your question is. If it's why does the ping
response often come in through a different path than the response
went out of, nothing is broken -- there's no reason for it not to do
so.
Be sure you are dealing with a real requirement rather something a
customer "would like to have."
>I must be sure that tests two ISP without BGP is impossible.
>THX for help
>
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