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EjayHire · 06-25-2002

Hello all.I have the following scenario.ISP1- ebgp- RouterA- ibgp- RouterB- ebgp- ISP2In this scenario, both router A & B are receiving full internet routing tables via bgp. The objective is to load balance to both ISPs.The Problem is if Router A re...

EjayHire · 10-17-2005

Hello.You don't say specifically, but I would guess that the SMC is performing NAT to convert from Public IP(s) to private addresses. The limitation would most likely come then from the router's inability to handle the large NAT state table required...

EjayHire · 10-29-2002

Dan,With BGP, you would only advertise one of the two networks, and you would use it for your NAT pool or on your servers. You would advertise the netblock to both providers, and it should be a /24 minimum for global routability. It isn't necessary...

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