Re: Configuring a failover solution

ciscortp@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I'm a little confused about what you mean about one ISP not wanting to
> use the others IP addresses. If I understand you correctly, here is
> one way to do that you want to do.


ISP A doesn't want to advertise ISP B's rather small block of IPs.


>
> Network-------PixA-----HSRPActive------2600-T1 A---ISPA
> Virtual IP Address
> Network-------PixA-----HSPRStandby---2600-T1 B---ISPB
>
> By the way are you running any routing protocols here?

Won't work. This will take care of out bound traffic perhaps, but what
about incoming traffic?

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