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TWO ROUTERS TWO ISPS ONE NET WORK
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If you don't want to go down the BGP route (which would be the best, but perhaps most daunting) there are products available for this specific scenario.
I know that Radware used to do one. Have a search on their website. It does some kind of calculation to work out which ISP to take to get to the destination. I don't know of a Cisco product that does the same thing. Nortel may also have a product to do this.
I know that Radware used to do one. Have a search on their website. It does some kind of calculation to work out which ISP to take to get to the destination. I don't know of a Cisco product that does the same thing. Nortel may also have a product to do this.
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