[6bone] peering
Michel Py
michel@arneill-py.sacramento.ca.us
Fri, 9 Aug 2002 21:06:59 -0700
> John Fraizier wrote:
> Well, yes. I could use a peer-group and use the route-map
> [blah] in statement as part of the peer-group. I choose to
> use a seperate route-map for each peer so we can do traffic
> engineering. Some peers are weighted differently than others.
> I'll also pref some as-paths (up/downstream of a peer)
> differently. For example, you can reach C via both A and B
> but, the actual goodput is much better via B. I use the peer
> specific route-maps to pref B_C over(or under as the case may
> be - I generally depref bad routes vs adding to the localprefs
> value of good ones) A_C. Do you see the reasoning behind the
> individual route-maps?
I do, I do the same myself. I was just trying to probe if someone had
found a config that achieved all of the three criteria below....
> I know it's a pain in the behind in some ways to do things
> like this. I have learned though:
> Right Way
> Easy Way
> Best way for the long run
> Pick any two...
Yep.
Michel.