Currently, static routes are used between A and B/C (C doesn't exist yet)
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Do you use any routing protocol between A, B, & C??
Most of the routing protocols can be set up to load balance across multiple
different routs to the same network if the metrics are the same. E/IGRP can
load balance even if the metrics are not the same.
Note - A is probably set for fast-switching to B & C since it is on a LAN
interface. When you are fast-switching the router will only load balance on
a per-destination basis. If you want it to load balance on a per-packet
basis you have to turn off fast switching by turning off route cacheing.
Hope that helps,
Mike
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>I have three routers connected via token ring, A, B, & C.
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>Routers B & C both have serial links to the same location.
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>Can I configure router A to balance the traffic between routers R & C.
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>Currently using static routes in A to send traffic to B only.
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>Thanks!
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