ether channel load balancing

From: BALA (balavignesh002@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Feb 10 2009 - 04:03:11 ARST

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Hi GS,

I've a query reg etherchannel, pls can someone help me understand better.

Router_1 connected to SW1 (3560) and BB2 connected to SW2 (3560). Both
switches have L2 etherchannel between them. If Router_1 is servicing clients
connected to BB2, what is the best load-balancing method.

R1 <> SW1 <> SW2 <> BB2 ---clients

Answers:

SW1 - dst-mac
SW2 - src-dst-ip

Is this correct? I am also looking for a good documentation on etherchannel
load-balancing, if any of you come across, pls share it to the group.

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