02-02-2007 09:30 AM - edited 03-03-2019 03:36 PM
This may be a very nieve question
I have a router with two outside interfaces to the internet, a cable modem and a dsl modem. The internal network is a very simply small business network with a server and 5 workstations.
Right now i am working with static routing, and when the faster interface goes down, I bring up the slower interface.
Should I be running one of the dynamic routing protocals and if so which one.
Many thanks
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02-02-2007 09:36 AM
Douglas
The environment that you describe is so simple that I do not see any real benefit in running a dynamic routing protocol. With 1 small LAN and and 2 external interfaces, the only one that comes close to making sense would be BGP. And your situation does not really justify BGP.
So work with static routing. If you want to get sophisticated look into reliable static routing with object tracking.
HTH
Rick
02-02-2007 09:36 AM
Douglas
The environment that you describe is so simple that I do not see any real benefit in running a dynamic routing protocol. With 1 small LAN and and 2 external interfaces, the only one that comes close to making sense would be BGP. And your situation does not really justify BGP.
So work with static routing. If you want to get sophisticated look into reliable static routing with object tracking.
HTH
Rick
02-02-2007 10:04 AM
Rick
Thanks
That makes sense. I'll take a go at reliable static routing with object tracking
Doug
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