From: Radoslav Vasilev (deckland@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Aug 18 2006 - 06:54:12 ART
Hi Group,
Could anyone shed some lights as how the ``traffic-share min
accross-interfaces`` command is supposed to be used?
What I could find as explenation for it is that when having multiple
unequal-cost EIGRP routes, we can actually say:
- do not load-balance accross all those routes (the default is to because of
the router command ``traffic-share balanced`` command)
BUT
- install the unequal routes in the routing tables and still use only the
best of them
(by using the ``traffic-hare min accross-interfaces`` command)
Could someone confirm this as correct usage and also - if it is, could you
explain how the IOS actually manages to have two routes in the routing table
and still use only one of them?
thanks!
Rado
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