Need a hint for a real world taks.
Ohhh sorry I forgot to say that R2 and R3 are non Cisco, so CDP is not available also, in case off thinking of Route-maps with ip next-hop values.
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De: Victor Cappuccio [mailto:cvictor@protokolgroup.com] Enviado el: Sabado, 29 de Julio de 2006 06:02 p.m. Para: ‘ccielab@groupstudy.com’ Asunto: Need a hint for a real world taks.
Guys,
What if we have 3 routers connected like in this:
R1 ==A= Sw1 ==T== Sw2 =A==R2-L0
=A==R3-L0
A = Access
T = Trunk
If the ASCII diagram came mess up, R1 connects via Vlan X to Sw1 f0/1, sw1 uses f0/13 to trunk with sw2 f0/13, sw2 connects with R2 using f0/2 and with R3 using f0/3 in Vlan X
Please note that Im not allowed to use Dynamic Routing for this scenario (real World Taks).
So, I need to find a way other than using tunnels interfaces to get rid of the static route create at R1, if R2 or R3 Ethernet goes down. Is there anyway you can think to solve this task? The use on tunneling here is not scalable (I think), because you will need more ip addressing from the tunnels and more ip routes
Any hint for this task please?
Thanks
Victor.
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