You would want to enable per packet load sharing at the point in the network where the traffic streams split. But.... And this is a HUGE but....I wouldn't do it. If these are TCP based streams (and I assume they are), there's a good possibility you'l...

It's computed using the round trip time (RTT) of the last acknowledge packet and the previous "smoothed round trip time). srtt = (srtt * .8) + (rtt * .2)So a single "out of whack" RTT doesn't really mess up the other timers reliant on it, which are t...

No--they should be perfectly fine. Both OSPF and routers can discern between 10.0.0.0/8 and 10.0.0.0/24, for instance.:-)Russ

No--because the router could still be running EIGRP, just not responding to queries correctly. This could actually be for many different reasons, which would still allow the router to respond to a multicast ping.The only way to really know is to look...

So, to consider the classic query process:1. A router marks a route active.2. It determines there is no FS, so it puts the metric to infinity, and marks the route to be sent as a query.3. A query is built including this route. When the query is trans...