Multihoming without BGP

[TOMALX]

I'm trying to do multihoming without BGP (eventually BGP will be implemented) using a T3 and a T1 to two seperate service providers. How can I do this?

Thanks,
-Tom

 

[rmarshall]

I'm fighting this right now with multiple T1's to two different providers. I can route inbound no problem but outbound traffic is problematic. Provider A sends me 216.253.XXX.XXX and provider B sends me 12.58.XXX.XXX and if I set up load balancing by

IP ROUTE 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 216.253.XXX.001
IP ROUTE 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 12.58.XXX.001

I get flakey performance. I see this has been here since April... is this just not possible? I was hoping to be able to apply an access list or some form of source based static route so that if the source address is 12.X it goes to gateway 2 and if source address is 216.X it goes to gateway 1.

 

[BOJIKA]

how do you plan to use this T3 and T1 channels?
what want you have at the end??

 

[rmarshall]

I solved my problem with route-map

I set up a route-map for each providers IP addresses to go to their respective outbound gateways and my problems went away. Wouldn't work for everyone but solved my problem!

 

[mrhyd3]

Mind posting your config? Obviously change any sensitive information I'm curious as I am in the process of this w/ my two ISP's and 1 router. I'm using route-map and want to verify.