ā01-19-2011 04:48 AM - edited ā03-04-2019 11:08 AM
Hi
my office have 6 remote sites and one HQ.We are planning to move to MPLS .On each site can i have MPLS links from two different SP. One SP_A will act as primary and other SP_B as standby . I have few doubts
1) Is it a workable solution ? if yes
2) then lets suppose if on one remote site, SP_A link goes down and now SP_B link is active, will that site can still reach the other sites which are still running SP_A link as active ?
3) What all protocol can i run between my router and SP's router ?
regards
neo
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ā01-20-2011 05:52 AM
Yes, thats what i meant by Duplex
ā01-19-2011 06:24 AM
Hello Neo,
1)yes
2) yes going via HQ or using SP-B links depending on implementation details
3) typical used protocol is eBGP you can use local preference or weight to choice SP A routes over SP B routes in all sites
Hope to help
Giuseppe
ā01-19-2011 09:08 PM
Hi Giuseppe,
Thanks for the answers. About the 2) answer. I can conclude that the site where SP_B's link is active (when SP_A link is down ) it can't talk to other remote sites via SP_A's MPLS cloud.
thanks
neo
ā01-20-2011 12:39 AM
Yes, if the link goes down, your traffic will shift to SP-B in Duplex.
ā01-20-2011 03:47 AM
Hi ,
What i mean to ask is " at one site's SP_A link is down and now data packet is going via SP_B link into MPLS cloud of SP_B. Now it can only reach to destination via the SP_B link of destination not link of SP_A" right ?
regards
Neo
ā01-20-2011 05:52 AM
Yes, thats what i meant by Duplex
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