Hey,
--On Tuesday, November 25, 2008 09:51:13 -0800 Marlon Duksa
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2) In this case, LIB is consulted - what is hash based on? IP packets may
be encapsulated few times over in this case (VLAN, another MPLS
header...)
usually the router consults the header under the bottomost label. If the
packet is an IPv4 packet it uses the plattform dependent cef load-sharing
algorithm. If it can't detect an IP packet (AToM i.e.) it uses the
bottommost label to load-share across equal-cost pathes which is usually the
VC label and results in all frames/cells for same customer-VC routed over
the same path.
Cheers,
christian
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