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From: "Kent W. England" <kwe2@BBN.COM> To: lear@turbo.bio.net Cc: com-priv@uu.psi.com In-Reply-To: <9108290045.AA02276@turbo.bio.net> Date: Thu, 29 Aug 91 09:17:23 EDT >I ask again: Is there a routing solution for a regional network that >will allow me to join CIX without sending commercial packets through >the NSS/ENSS? >-- >Eliot Lear 1) Either don't use default in any regional router or point regional defaults at some authoritative router(s) and don't use a default in the authoritative router(s). Route to the NSFnet via your authoritative router(s). 2) Point your regional or CIX default at some commercial internet service provider instead of the NSFnet. If you really want fallback routing configure in secondary and tertiary paths for each net, instead of relying on default. Simple. :-) --Kent
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