Hi, On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 07:10:51PM -0600, Max Palatnik wrote: > No ip-route cache with no keywords afterwards refers to the fast-switch > handling of packets. CEF is usually enabled globally on the device (and > thus is enabled for each interface), so this forces the interface to use CEF > and ensures fast-switching is not enabled on the port.
No.
"no ip route-cache" will force *process switching*, and that's a bad thing
(certain IOS versions needed this to get features not supported in the
fast path, like per-packet load balancing on parallel links - but that's
really something you should immediately forget again, process switching is
*bad*).
If you want CEF, configure "ip route-cache cef" (which is default on recent
IOS versions, so it might not be visible in the config).
gert
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