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List:       loadbalancing-l
Subject:    RE: [load balancing] GSLB revisited
From:       "Michael Long" <mlong () fusionstorm ! com>
Date:       2000-08-11 17:33:42
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Hi,

I was just catching up on my list reading and was curious how Foundry did
GSLB using BGP. I was under the impression that it was DNS like all others.
I looked on their web site and talked to my sales rep and he said that he
would have to get back to me. Does anyone have any information on how
foundry uses BGP to do GSLB?

Thanks,

Michael

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-lb-l@vegan.net [mailto:owner-lb-l@vegan.net]On Behalf Of
Jason Scobbie
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 12:19 PM
To: 'lb-l@vegan.net'
Subject: RE: [load balancing] GSLB revisited


Comments in line...
-------------------------------------------------------------------These
are all the products that I know offer GSLB solutions (usually
coupeled with their local SLB offerings in some manner)

Alteon
Arrowpoint/Cisco
Cisco (Distributed Director) (DNS or AS-Path)
F5 (3DNS)
Foundry Networks (uses BGP or DNS)
RadWare (some funky triangulation and redirection)
HydraWEB
CoyoteePoint (very inexpensive)


Resonate probobly does, but I'm not sure if I would include them, since
they are more clustering, but I havn't played with their stuff much
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--- Karyn Ulriksen <kulriksen@publichost.com> wrote:
> A couple weeks back, someone (Tony, I think) posted a summary of GSLB
> schemes for the major LB services.  I seem to have misplaced that
> (translation... deleted in an anal incident)  and don't think this
> list is
> being archived.
>
> Can someone come up again?  I'd just go and research them all, but I
> have a
> full plate this morning and just got this request dumped on my plate
> for a
> meeting this afternoon...
>
> Thanx in advance.  -Karyn


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