I don't know; it seems like you are trying to solve the wrong set of
problems. Why not just build a business model based on paying T1
pricing? This will allow you to get your business rolling now without
routing worries like you currently have. Further, you can bond more T1s
as your needs grow.
oh yeah, in DeKalb, IL 60115
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So, about $750-$900 per month?
Anyone on the list have a POP in Chicago to share bandwidth (and bandwidth
costs!) with Mike?
You may
though I've routinely hit 5 or 6 megs.
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Mike Hammett wrote:
> They don't route at all anywhere and have no intention of it.
They have to route something somewhere, unless their whole network is one
big flat
I suppose another idea is to just have both routers on that same flat
network. One is on my tower and the other in my provider's demarc with his
upstream. I get an IP block from the upstream through my provider and carve
out a /30 out of that to link both of my routers. Not knowing where\how
h
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> They have to route something somewhere, unless their whole net
Would it be possible to bridge to the remote box on the provider's
provider's NOC?
Jeff
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Mike Hammett wrote:
They don't route at all anywhere and have no intention of it.
That doesn't make any sens
Mike Hammett wrote:
They don't route at all anywhere and have no intention of it.
They have to route something somewhere, unless their whole network is
one big flat thing, and that just makes me want to weep.
If you're presently using their IP addresses, they probably don't want
to BGP-peer
Mike Hammett wrote:
They don't route at all anywhere and have no intention of it.
That doesn't make any sense. If you are buying DIA then they need to
route everywhere.
I was getting ready to get my own ASN so I could bring in a second
upstream for the redundancy and increased performance th
Imagestream routers have a lot of beef. ;-)
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ondary route.
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Mike Hammett wrote:
Being as though they aren't routing friendly (and don't want to change
their whole network to be routing friendly), they are flexible enough
where I imagine that I could put a box at their upstream and VPN over
their network so I can do BGP.
So you have your own direct IP a
What do you mean by not "routing friendly"? Do you mean that they don't
provide BGP peering? Or, that they just don't really know what they are
doing...
Unless you have multiple upstream connections, there is (rarely) any reason
to do BGP peering yourself. If you have your own ARIN block, most
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