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and you can use the same IP across different providers? they would need to be on the same subnet... I don't see how its technologically feasible to implement a
by y4mi 9y ago
and you can use the same IP across different providers?
they would need to be on the same subnet... I don't see how its technologically feasible to implement across ISPs. (though strictly speaking possible with several routing protocols, just extremely unlikely)
TCP Packet Streams are always directed at an IP, and if that IP changes, a new Stream needs to be established. This will cause a disconnect and its no longer a true failover once that has happened.
Applications can be developed to gracefully handle IP changes, but a lot of them aren't.
- blibble 9y agoyes, you can use the same IP across multiple providers; I this mentioned previously (AA will allow you to announce PI address space) as for "I don't see how it is technically feasible": read up about BGP and multi-homing: they form the backbone of the internet (just somewhat unusual on a consumer home connection...)