At each site, make 2 HSRP groups, with routers A & B involved in each group.
Call group I your intranet group and group II your internet group
Make router A the primary for group I and router B the secondary with the
WAN link being monitored on both
Make router B the primary for group II and router A the secondary, with the
WAN link being monitored on both
>From your core at each site, route your internal traffic to the group I IP
address and default traffic (internet) to the group II IP address.
One thing though, if those router are only handling two T1s and LAN
connections to the core, you could probably get by with 2650's or 3600's.
Hope that helps,
Mike
>
>We're upgrading our network soon. It'll look like the following:
>
>http://www.erols.com/rtimmons/images/network.jpg
>(I thought it better to do it in Visio than ASCII)
>
>Each site will have 2-7206's that will each have 2 T1's mux'd via IMA cards
>for 3Mb total to each HQ site. What we'd like to do is:
>
>1. Have Internal network traffic route via RouterA and Internet traffic go
>through RouterB. The network will be EIGRP only. There will be at least
>1,
>possibly 2 core switches behind the 7206's.
>2. We'd also like to implement HSRP on all of the 7206's and have all
>traffic traverse any given router if the other fails.
>
>We're not sure if it's possible to do this. Any suggestions would be
>useful.
>
>Bob
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