On Sun, 15 Oct 2000, Chris Lemagie wrote:
> Default routes will always be used last.
>
> The static route will be the preferred route, unless you set the metric
> higher than that of a dynamic routing protocol.
>
> Your route maps should be next...
Chris,
This doesn't make sense. If you put a route-map policy on say your
ethernet interface, and you say "match ip address 1.1.1.1 and set next-hop
2.2.2.2" then naturally the route map wins over any static/dynamic routing
for address 1.1.1.1..........the route-map will send all of 1.1.1.1's
packets to 2.2.2.2.
I would think route maps's over ride all
>
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> Hi
>
> If an interface is configured for route map policy routing, how will the
> router select the path when packets coming into the interface configured for
> route map:
>
> 1) Static Route
> 2) Default Route
> 3) Set statement in the route map policy routing
>
> Which order comes first?
>
> Any advice will be appreciated
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