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flashsplash
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It depends where the routes are coming from cause they will try to used the fasted path unless ur manipulation those paths...
tel more about ur conf pls
tel more about ur conf pls
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by default it wull usually be doing per destination load balancing assuming things are equal...
you can always do a sh int s0/0 and sh int s0/1 to compare utilization at any give time..
look for the input and output throughputs.
you may want to do a load interval 30 on them to get 30 second averages instead of the default 5 min values.
you can always do a sh int s0/0 and sh int s0/1 to compare utilization at any give time..
look for the input and output throughputs.
you may want to do a load interval 30 on them to get 30 second averages instead of the default 5 min values.
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ip load-sharing per packet set on both routers will work.
EIGRP equal cost load balance should work.
You can also use multilink PPP to bind the serial interfaces.
You have a lot of options choose what best suites your application.
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EIGRP equal cost load balance should work.
You can also use multilink PPP to bind the serial interfaces.
You have a lot of options choose what best suites your application.
“Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all”
CCNA,CCNP,Network+
Tek-TIP Member 19,650
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