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That's not our experience either. BGP is fine. But it is the case that transit and peering connections are not stable (in the sense of going up and down random
by jgrahamc 9y ago
That's not our experience either. BGP is fine.
But it is the case that transit and peering connections are not stable (in the sense of going up and down randomly or suddenly experiencing high levels of packet loss) and active monitoring is a must.
- janoszen 9y agoThank you to both of you, I've edited the article to clarify that point.
- davidu 9y agoIs your experience that when routes reconverge, they still select the same end POP they did prior to the flap? Assuming the end POP is still reachable along another regional route, I believe all the data I've seen shows that the client almost always hits the same destination they did before the flap.