04-30-2004 06:09 AM
In my config I have 2 default routes. By having 2 default routes does this automatically enable ECMP? If so, is there a command or script I can run to see some type of flow table information?
This is on a CSS 11503.
Thanks.
04-30-2004 09:06 AM
ECMP is on by default.
So when you have 2 routes identical it should take effect when necessary.
To see flows, you can do a 'show flows x.x.x.x'
or from llama mode a 'flow-agent show active'.
Regards,
Gilles.
04-30-2004 09:58 AM
Thanks for the info. Follow up: If I was sending, say MAPI, traffic through the CSS (not loadbalanced) would using 2 default routes become an issue since the traffic needs to be routed back to the original firewall (1 of the default routes - not in a firewall loadbalancing senario)? or is the CSS making a decision prior based on some type of table information even though a VIP does not reside on the box.
Thanks
05-02-2004 12:30 AM
it should be ok normally.
That's the purpose of ECMP.
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