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RE: BGP-based blackholing/hijacking patented in Australia?

  • From: Barry Raveendran Greene
  • Date: Fri Aug 13 11:02:08 2004 
 
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> I've admittedly not read the entire thread, but 
> Squid+GRE+WCCP comes to mind.  That combination has been 
> around more than six months.

Yep - WCCPv2 can be BGP triggered via a community. So you can have a
bunch of devices (not just web) on a WCCPV2 service group sitting on
the edge in standby mode. Kick out a BGP Community and you now have
traffic heading over to the now active WCCPv2 service group.

The industry has come up with lots of ways to do things like this. 

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