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Hi

I know this is abit off the topic mailing in here, just thought I'd give
it a try before I try some other mailing.

We have a /19 address that we announce to 3 ISP's.

We have balanced the traffic using local preference and the MED, which
works just fine us.

Although we would also like certain subnets within the /19 say a /28 to
only use one specific ISP because of sensitive latency issues.=20

Can anyone tell me if this is possible and if you can give me an example
of how the route-map would look like I would really appreciate it.

Regards

Tyrone

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