More then 6 equal cost paths -- EIGRP, etc

From: Erick B. (erickbe@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Apr 24 2001 - 20:05:58 GMT-3

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Hi there,

I have a interesting issue which came up at the office
and we've scoured CCO, EIGRP white papers, etc but
haven't been able to find a answer yet so thought
perhaps someone on this list might have some input.

If a router has more then 6 equal cost paths to a
destination (say 8) how does IOS decide which routes
to use? I'm thinking it may use the 6 highest next
hops or something similar. Maybe not.

Erick

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