Load Sharing (pages 109-112) Can be equal cost or unequal-cost Load sharing can be: per destination (fast switching), or per packet (process switch) ASIC.

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Load Sharing (pages ) Can be equal cost or unequal-cost Load sharing can be: per destination (fast switching), or per packet (process switch) ASIC vs CPU

OSPF Router Types Internal Rtr - all interfaces in single area Backbone Rtr – at least 1 interface in area 0 Area Border Router – has interfaces in multiple areas Autonomous System Border Router – act as gateways between OSPF and other routing protocols

In Quito, Lima, etc. no need to run OSPF Example for Quito router ip route In M1, for Quito LAN, add a static route ip route In M1 (and M2) add to OSPF routing statements Router OSPF 50 redistribute static subnets redistribute connected subnets

OSPF redistribute Lots of options Protocol type (static, RIP, EIGRP, etc.) Metric Metric-type Route-map Subnets (do this almost always)

OSPF Virtual Link Connect 2 areas without using area 0 Must be configured between ABRs Transit area must have full routes You must know the Router ID of end points