From: simon hart (simon.hart@btinternet.com)
Date: Wed Mar 09 2005 - 04:18:58 GMT-3
Yes it does - do a debug ip routing, you should be able to detect the
change.
The problem here is that you will end up with a flapping ISDN link, this can
be overcome by manually setting the OSPF cost
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Subject: SPF - Multilink PPP
Considering Cisco Documentation "Why OSPF Demand Circuit Keeps Bringing Up
the Link" --Reason 6: OSPF Demand Circuit Is Configured Over a Multilink
PPP.
If Multilink PPP is configured over ISDN, and dialer load-threshold is
configured to, say, 50%, when traffic level falls and the second link is
deactivated, does the OSPF cost change, triggering a SPF calculation?
Thanks for any feedback. I am trying to figure out before getting into
configurations to check.
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