07-30-2002 10:38 AM - edited 03-02-2019 12:17 AM
I am moving to a different Frame relay circuit provider, and I would like to have both circuits up and running concurrently, yet only move over to the new circuit when the old circuit is removed, kind of like a failover.
The host router is a 3640 and the remote routers (there are six) are 1720's. I have available T1/DSU WICs ready on all equipment.
How can I configure without losing my connection and make a smooth cutover?
Thanks for any and all help.
07-30-2002 05:11 PM
You could set up static routes. The main one via your current provider and a floating static one, ie one with a high administrative distance, via the new provider. This one would then only be used if the primary one becomes unavailable.
08-01-2002 03:34 AM
Depends on your routing protocol, I've just moved a couple of PVC's.
We are running EIGRP on our network.
We had the new circuits installed and connected alongside the old once EIGRP had picked up the new circuits ( A few seconds) shutdown the old interface and all worked.
08-01-2002 07:03 AM
We are running EIGRP. How exactly did you configure your new circuits on the routers? I am leaning towards setting static routes and have the new circuit set to a higher metric, but I would really like to hear how you did it.
Thanks!
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