dialer-watch: what's your target ?

From: Brian Lee (ipgirl@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Jul 10 2005 - 06:50:55 GMT-3

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Hi group,
i'm playing around with dialer-watch in iewb and noticed that, they always
watch loopback interface of the other end router for frame-relay backup.
i do believe that watching the loopback is the most reliable way but i also
have the same result with watching the frame-relay link.
So in the lab, if the question states: "R1 will call R2 if frame-relay circuit
between them down", what will be your target to watch ?

<eigrp will be routing protocol>

B.L

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