Hi Folks,
Below is my question and setup:
I have two Cisco ASR1001 routers, each of them connect to different ISP and receive full IPv4 routes via eBGP.
Between this two router, they are connect via iBGP.
We have about 640K routes learned from ISP...
Hi Folks,I am very new to IPv6 and having some question need you guys advices as we are planning to integrate IPv6 to our existing network environment.RIR allocated 2300:1480::/32 to us, but they said the assignment windows is 2300:1480::/48.So what ...
Hi All,Need your expertise advise for below requirement:Our client is a small server hosting company, this customer always complaint the bandwidth always get abused by their customer intentionally or unintentionally and also having trouble dealing wi...
Hi folks, Please see the attachment for the network diagram.Sorry, I am lacking experience in BGP and now I am trying to figure out what should be the ideal and recommended design.Hope you guys can help and advise....thanksScenario:- Having two Inter...
Hi Folks,I am trying to figure out this for quite sometime, but still cannot find the answer.I am trying to use GNS to simulate this, but a bit difficult to achieve this. That why I post this discussion and hope someone can help.May I know can the Ci...
Hi Sean,Further clarification with APNIC, this is their reply....Does it meant, bit /33-47 is my main subnet And /48-/63 id customer's subnet and /64 is interface id or host in generally?+++++For your own infrastructure, you can assign the IP as per ...
Hi Jeseph,Its very diffcult to try it using GNS (Dont know how to simulate using GNS), so I am trying to find a router to simulate it.What I want to achieve is to make the Cisco Router like Allot or Packeteer?I can control the bandwidth for particula...
Hi Giuseppe,Thanks for your reply, the option one look good.I tried using GNS to simulate this and below is the configuration on my Internet Router.I configured the ISP A and ISP B router to only propagate default route to my Internet Router (Router ...
