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Re: HSRP availability in datacenters?
- From: Mike Lyon
- Date: Fri May 11 14:42:48 2007
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So is the question: you are selling transit to your customers and you
are wondering if you should charge your customer for allowing them to
use your HSRP gateway instead of a physical interface on your router?
Personally, if I saw a provider charging for that service, I would shy
away from them. Only because it tells me they are piece-mealing their
services and are cheap. I would think a good provider would include
that (and/or not sell it WITHOUT HSRP) in their sales offering. If for
the only reason of customer support nightmares. If you have your
customers on HSRP and you have a router go down, you wont have them
calling you every five minutes bitching at you...
-Mike
On 5/11/07, Randal Kohutek <[email protected]> wrote:
My cohorts in suits have begun wondering if HSRP is standard for customer
gateways, and from there wondering if it is something we should charge for.
I did some research and came up with mixed results; I'd like to hear
nanogers experiences with this:
In your experience, do datacenters provide free HSRP gateways, or do they
make you pay for it?
Real world examples are better than Google :)
Thanks,
Randal
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