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Managing Incoming Traffic Distribution with MED: Strategies for AS1, AS2, and AS3

This article discusses optimizing traffic distribution from AS3 to AS1 using Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED) when high traffic is observed on the AS2 link. AS1 has established eBGP connections with AS2 and AS3 as different ISPs. We explore whether MED is an effective solution in this scenario and what configurations are necessary on the AS1 router. Additionally, guidance will be provided on the checks and configurations required on the AS2 and AS3 internet service providers to ensure smooth traffic distribution.

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Managing Incoming Traffic Distribution with MED: Strategies for AS1, AS2, and AS3

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  1. AS 2 AS 3 ebgp Incoming traffic from AS3 to AS 1 Traffic utilization is high than AS2 link AS 1 Svr farm AS 1 is connected with AS2, AS3 as different ISP established eBGP, So, we would like to distribute some traffic to AS 2 link. In other words, we have to control incoming traffic from AS2, AS 3 to AS 1 I thought MED is the solution. but, I would like to know MED is working in this scenerio. MED is working on different AS. we have to do configure on our AS 1 router. What we should do check on AS2, AS 3 internet service provider?

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