I just published a new guide on evolving a single BGP router into a multi-homed, two-PoP network using FreeBSD, FRR, and PF.
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I just published a new guide on evolving a single BGP router into a multi-homed, two-PoP network using FreeBSD, FRR, and PF.
- Native peering on Vultr + 3 GRE transits
- Tying it together with iBGP
- Why stateful firewalls break asymmetric transit (and how to fix it)All for ~€18/mo.
Read it here:
https://blog.hofstede.it/running-your-own-as-going-multi-homed-with-ibgp-and-three-transits/ -
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I just published a new guide on evolving a single BGP router into a multi-homed, two-PoP network using FreeBSD, FRR, and PF.
- Native peering on Vultr + 3 GRE transits
- Tying it together with iBGP
- Why stateful firewalls break asymmetric transit (and how to fix it)All for ~€18/mo.
Read it here:
https://blog.hofstede.it/running-your-own-as-going-multi-homed-with-ibgp-and-three-transits/@Larvitz Considering that I pay my ISP around €50 a month just for a static /56 IPv6 prefix, this is very tempting.
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@Larvitz Considering that I pay my ISP around €50 a month just for a static /56 IPv6 prefix, this is very tempting.
@subnetspider I was also very surprised how inexpensive that has gotten!
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@drixter Good hint
Thank you. I'll definitely do that.
