Not sure if I understand this, but let me give it a shot. When you say that the routes still stay in the routing table of these routers when the line from router A to the WAN goes down, this should not be happening. Did you configure static routes on...
By default the traffic will be load shared per destination in any switching method. You can enable per packet load sharing under each interface when using process switching or cef. Once you have cef enabled on the interface, the sharing will be a der...
As far as I know, no, there is no way to change the way packets are considered for compression with cRTP.However, you might be able to just use a simple header compression. Your compression ratio will not be as great as instead of compressing 40 byte...
The default route on the switch will be the IP address on the same VLAN on MSFC card. Since you only have 2 vlans, sc0 belongs to vlanA and the IP_C defined on the MSFC belongs to vlanB, your switch default address should point to IP_A address of the...
There will be two routes installed in the routing table. The actual traffic sharing will depend on the IOS switching method in effect (process, fast, CEF,) either per-packet, per-destination or per flow.
