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[atlas] Atlas anchors as ping targets
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Brian E Carpenter
brian.e.carpenter at gmail.com
Mon Jan 30 19:58:30 CET 2023
On 31-Jan-23 01:15, Robert Kisteleki wrote:
>> The idea here is
>>
>> - I have a host in a "home network" that has 2 ISPs, with a global IPv6
>> address from each of them
>>
>> - one of the ISPs fails, but the host does not know, and keeps using
>> the "broken" IPv6 source address
>>
>> - by cyclic measurements, Brian's tool will see "nah, that address stopped
>> working" and will de-preference it on the host -> host starts using the
>> other IPv6 source address -> connectivity restored (over the other ISP)
>>
>> and the test envisioned would be "ping something willing to be pinged" :-)
>
> Yes that's fine, there could be $reasons to do more measurements! :)
Thanks. And Gert's summary is just perfect. It may be a day or two for
personal reasons, but I will post my code to github after a few more tweaks.
Brian Carpenter
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