Hi, Vijay:
Some of the benefits Simple multihoming mechanism than
multihoming to one ISP are as follows:
The tail circuits to the customer have the opportunity
to go through diverse infrastructure (e.g. fiber)
which would increase reliability.
Instead of going to different POPs from the same ISP,
the customer will be able to go to the close POPs of
two ISPs. Therefore, the distance for the 2nd tail
circuit can be shorter resulting money saving.
The customer can reach part of the Internet (at least
customers of ISP2) without relying on ISP1.
--jessica
This is going to be an informational. A relatively
simple mechanism for multihoming while achiving
maxmium aggregation. An option for people whose
situation fits.
--- Vijay Gill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Jim Bound wrote:
>
> > I disagree with you and J. Yu's draft does provide
> benefit to network
> > operators. I also believe Itojun's does too. All
> I will say which is
> > about as much context you gave me in your mail.
> But thats my opinion.
>
> Speaking as a potential customer and sometimes
> operator, I am still trying
> to figure out what exactly does this draft buy me (a
> customer) in terms of
> added resilience over just getting diversely homed
> to the primary ISP in
> the first place.
>
> /vijay
>
>
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