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I'm looking for a way to force my traffic between source A and destination B, which is taking a path thru a mesh of routers, to split up (does not have to be evenly) here at my local router and then take multiple paths to destnation B. In this scena...
Hi- Please help out this newbie...I am looking for an example EEM script/applet that would cause my router to change a path selection, based on a triggered event. I usually employ Policy Based Routing on my networks which makes n...
I am looking for an example EEM script/applet that would cause my router to change a path selection, based on a triggered event. I usually employ Policy Based Routing on my networks which makes next hop decisions based on the source IP. I want ...
"No, as equal cost links, by default, don't split an individual flow."Just to clarify, even if equal cost links are configured for per-packet load balancing? "so it's often best to avoid using this feature"Even thoough it ...
Yep, I do see it now. The client tries to trigger a fast retransmit, and ultimately can result in immediate retransmissions.But I think my point mentioned in my last update, about per-packet load balancing, is valid, is it not?
Wow, I didn't know that. Can you point me to an article, or an example of what you are talking about? Are you hinting that excess re-transmissions might occur, or something like that?If that is the case, it sort of flies in the face of using per-p...
Isn't that the point of TCP, that the final destination (not a router) can re-order the arriving packets based on their sequence numbers, etc. and reassemble it so that it is readable??
That is great, thank you. Easy to follow. Next is a tcl script to do the same thing, but I'm not tcl savvy.The event in your example is 'time of day'. Is there an overall list of EEM events that you can point me to?
