Blake,
If your hardware/soft supports it you could create 2 HSRP groups at each
end
and have both groups have a different active router under normal
conditions.
Then you can use 2 default gateways and split them up between the hosts
on each
end. If one router fails the other one will be active for both hsrp
groups
and take all the load.
Of course if you have alot of hosts this might not be an elegant
solution :)
Pablo
Blake Traister wrote:
>
> I have 2 direct connections to a site with T-1s. I have a pair of
> routers at each end (duh) and am running HSRP on each end...
>
> r1 r2
> s0 ----T1----s0
>
> r3 r4
> s0-----T1-------s0
>
> r1 and r2 are the routers on our end. They use HSRP to advertise one IP
> address on our Lan (each routers e0). The same goes for the r2 and r4
> routers (their e0 ints advertise an HSRP ip address). Obviously, since
> one router is standby and the other is active, we are only using one T1
> at a time.
>
> I would like to load balance the pair and use all our available
> bandwidth, but at the same time have redundancy.
>
> Blake
>
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