Your question answers itself. What route will it prefer if I turn on
bridging??? Firstly WHY are you turning on bridging! Do you have a
protocol which cant be routed. Turning on bridging will not effect routing.
It will choose routing if it can route if it cant it will bridge!
It wont cause any problems turning on bridging.
Hope this helps
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 August 2000 20:04
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Bridging Problem using OSPF/EIGRP
I am planning to turn-on bridging on two different routers' ethernet
interface accessing same host. On Router A I am turning on bridging on its
ethernet interface and It is running EIGRP. On Router B I will be turning on
bridging and it will take different route and use OSPF.
Is it gonna cause problem if I turn on bridging on two ethernet interfaces
of two routers connected to same APP. What route it would prefer? I guess
EIGRP cause of low route Cost.
Any input will be highly appreciated.
Thanks....Peter
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