On Mon, 27 Sep 2010, John Neiberger wrote:
That may be the best idea I've seen. It wouldn't even be necessary for it to bring the links back up automatically. If one link goes down, we're going to need to do a lot of careful troubleshooting before we bring it up, so a manual restoration process would be best.
I recommend changing the metric of the routing protocol of the link instead of shutting it down. Set it to a very high value indicating the link is "a last resort". Do it at both ends.
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