On 2003-07-29 David Gillett wrote: > Routing decisions are made by examining one possibility at a time; > once a match has been found, the rest of the routes need not be > examined. So the presence of multiple candidate matches doesn't > interfere with the process at all. [...] > The example of the default route is only the most common counter- > example which contradicts your assertion. You most certainly CAN have > multiple routes "pointing towards the same network".
I stand corrected. Thanks for the clarifying. Regards Ansgar Wiechers --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
