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Dharamjeet Brar · 03-05-2014

What is the difference in load balancing and load sharing. Can you generalize load-balancing to layer two? Or layer three protocols also do this, except BGP?FHRPs like VRRP, GLBP, and HSRP are essentially load sharing protocols (except GLBP though). ...

Dharamjeet Brar · 03-20-2014

2. The value of 0 disables mac-aging, rather than making it more frequent.

Dharamjeet Brar · 03-20-2014

1. no ip route-cache cef => Fall to fast switching (Disables CEF on that port)no ip route-cache => Fall to process switching (Disables Fast switching on that port)no ip mroute-cache => Disables Fast switching for IP multicast on that port.By default,...

Dharamjeet Brar · 03-20-2014

You may use Local Pref attribute to prefer one link over another. From your explanation, it seems like you are receiving default route on both the interfaces. Apply a route-map on router with 200Mb/s link like this:ip prefix-list catchall seq 5 permi...

Dharamjeet Brar · 03-20-2014

Something on CDP: "All CDP packets include a VLAN ID. If you configure CDP on a Layer 2 access port, the CDP packets sent from that access port include the access port VLAN ID. If you configure CDP on a Layer 2 trunk port, the CDP packets sent from ...

Dharamjeet Brar · 03-20-2014

1. No. Native VLAN mismatch error is triggered by CDP protocol that exchanges information between devices. If you are not willing to exchange data betweek adjacent ports using the native vlans (VLAN 1 by default) on either side, feel free not include...

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Load-balancing vs Load-sharing (L2/L3)

2. The value of 0 disables

1. no ip route-cache cef =>

You may use Local Pref

Something on CDP:

1. No. Native VLAN mismatch