Yes, fast switching permit only per destination load balancing, so trafic
will go only on one T1
To use per packet load sharing, u can use process switching :
Interface X
no ip route-cache
Or using CEF (CEF can implement the two mechanisms) :
ip cef
!
ip load-sharing per-packet
!
Hope it helps
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Stephane LITKOWSKI
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> When using fast switching, your load sharing is per destination. Lets say
> you have 2 T1s to a router, and it is using fast switching, and you go to
> AOL to download their newest version. Will your download use only 1 T1
due
> to per destination switching? If not, how long does the fast cache entry
> stay valid for? Will the router switch paths in the middle of a download?
> Thanks.
>
> Guy H. Lupi
> NOC Engineer
> Eureka GGN
> 39 Broadway 19th Floor
> NY, NY 10006
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