Comment by colechristensen
Comment by colechristensen 21 hours ago
>It would be nice if someone made a wiki somewhere of which ISP's worldwide will do this on which plans.
More or less all of them with a business tier of service will do this.
>I'd really like to have two ISP's and BGP peer with both, so that if one goes down all my systems keep the same IP address and maintain connectivity.
The smallest subnet that is going to get advertised outside of your ISP (outside of the ASN you're in) is a /24, you can't have multiple ISPs and get that kind of address space for your personal stuff.
The design goals of the Internet you're referring to are about networks not going offline, a global routing table with individual entries for every user is not sustainable.
> The smallest subnet that is going to get advertised outside of your ISP (outside of the ASN you're in) is a /24,
In an IPv4 world. In an IPv6 the equivalent is a /48
It's far easier to get a ipv6/48 than a ipv4/24 (naturally).