From: Jason Cash (cash2001@swbell.net)
Date: Thu Aug 14 2003 - 23:53:50 GMT-3
All the examples that I have searched thru in the archives don't illustrate
the scenario I am trying to understand. Given the following, what would be
the best implementation:
R2 (2.2.2.2) R5(5.5.5.5)
B0-----------B0
S0-----------S0
The DLSW traffic, typically would go over the s0 links, and I understand how
to set that up. But if you config this scenario without taking the isdn
into account and the isdn then kicks in, then what. On the flip side, if
you config with the ISDN in mind, then (wouldn't when the serial connection
is active) it would have the keepalive applied to it? So I am confused as
to setting this scenario up. Ihave serached thru the archive and have only
gotten more confused. Furthermore, the link an archive post doesn't even
use the 'keepalive 0' or 'timeout commands:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/697/dlsw_backup_peer.html
From that example, I am not sure how it is working. I was under the
impression, from the solie book, that the 'keepalive' and 'timeouts' were
needed.
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