We use OSPF for a setup of this type. It seems to work well. Thx
RAN On 12/20/2018 3:43 PM, Nick Bright via Mikrotik-users wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm looking at a configuration to set up bonding between two Mikrotik > routers (CCR1009 and RB2011), using two separate wireless links between > them (external radios). > > I am concerned about one of the links having an issue where it stays > linked, but stops passing traffic. > > Which bonding driver would be best suited to providing maximum > availability? Bonded capacity is not required, but the links aren't the > same speed; so I'd want to prefer the faster link if non-aggregated > capacity is required. > > It seems like any method which only supports MII monitoring is out, > because the MII link wouldn't drop (it's Ethernet to the radio); which > rules out 802.11ad, active-backup, and balance-tlb. > > broadcast seems like it would be limited to the slower link, rather than > the faster link. > > balance-rr states that it requires equal bandwidth links. > > This appears to only leave balance-xor and balance-alb. It seems like > balance-alb is most likely the best choice. > > I am also unclear on how the ARP availability mechanism judges a port to > be available. I think that I would want to assign a unique probing > address to each port on each end of each router, and have those IP > addresses (one per port) set in the arp-ip-targets list? This should > allow the router to know which specific ports work, and which don't? > > Thanks, > -- Robert Nickerson UCD Class of 1996 CEO, Om Networks cell: 5308483865 www.omsoft.com _______________________________________________ Mikrotik-users mailing list Mikrotik-users@wispa.org http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/mikrotik-users
