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IP load balancer
- Thread starter KSM
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You can obtain this through Cisco IOS if you have a few qualifications:
Two WAN connections terminating off the same two routers, IP CEF enabled on both routers. All static routes pointed to the serial of each connection and finnally an IP load-sharing statement in the config to control exactly how you want the packets shared.
You can also do loadsharing with multiple routers and ISP's via BGP.
-Greg
Two WAN connections terminating off the same two routers, IP CEF enabled on both routers. All static routes pointed to the serial of each connection and finnally an IP load-sharing statement in the config to control exactly how you want the packets shared.
You can also do loadsharing with multiple routers and ISP's via BGP.
-Greg
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Say i am too dumb. Here is what look like in my network.
My outside network( 3 class C but now only use one)
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Routertoisp_1 Routertoisp_2
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multiple T1s Multiple T1s
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Same router on isp side for both links
I want to load share outgoing traffic for my network.
So, where is ip load-sharing statement fit in?
What is IOS requirement?( like enterprise or plus?)
What is exact command?
Thanks.
My outside network( 3 class C but now only use one)
|
|
Routertoisp_1 Routertoisp_2
| |
multiple T1s Multiple T1s
|
Same router on isp side for both links
I want to load share outgoing traffic for my network.
So, where is ip load-sharing statement fit in?
What is IOS requirement?( like enterprise or plus?)
What is exact command?
Thanks.
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