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Do you use any routing protocol
Do you use any routing protocol between A, B, & C??
Most of the routing protocols can be set up to load balance across multiple
different routs to the same network if the metrics are the same. E/IGRP can
load balance even if the metrics are not the same.
Note - A is probably set for fast-swit
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Peter,
OK - the first thing you need to do. View
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Routing protocol in use on router A is OSPF.
Routers B and C are not under my control, and while they too use OSPF, I
would
prefer to use static routes to the destination
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Sure, you definitely can, part of the config would depend on what routing
protocol you're running - are the
routes th
Sure, you definitely can, part of the config would depend on what routing
protocol you're running - are the
routes the same cost? (What is the speed of the circuits between B and the
final destination, and C and the
final destination. Post that info and I'm sure we can hook you up with a
con
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