On Fri, Jul 26, 2002 at 09:17:43AM -0500, Austad, Jay wrote: > Yeah, but the problem here is that you are unlikely to convince your ISP to > give you a BGP session over your DSL or cable modem. So running BGP on your > internal network will do you no good if you can't get tables from the > outside world. We'd need to get a bunch of T1's for this to work. Also, > we'd need to get routers which could actually run BGP without pegging the > CPU, and lots of memory or we'll have to summarize the tables quite a bit. > Zebra supports BGP, but in my experience, Zebra is flaky. I haven't used > BGP with it, but with OSPF and RIP, it has problems. 2610 can do this... Hell, I just decomissioned a 2501 that had 11 BGP peers doing only local BGP networking, and that is in essence what would be required. -- Mike Horwath IRC: Drechsau drechsau at Geeks.ORG Home: 763-540-6815 1901 Sumter Ave N, Golden Valley, MN 55427 Opinions stated in this message, or any message posted by myself through my Geeks.ORG address, are mine and mine alone, period.