On Cisco routers, is it possible to have equal cost multipath static routes ?
If so, how ?
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Yes. IOS router with will load share between static/default routes. Just enter two static routes to the same destination, pointing to different next-hops:
ip route 10.3.1.1 255.255.255.255 10.0.0.2ip route 10.3.1.1 255.255.255.255 10.0.0.6(these nex-hops of course should know a way to the destination address/net)
Load sharing behavior is dependent on packet switching method used for some particular flow.
With IOS fast switching – you can load-share only
per-destination(ip-src – ip-dst pair).With CEF you can use two load sharing algorythms –
per-packetandper-destination.Use this global config command to turn CEF on:
ip cefUse these commands on the incomming interface to change CEF load sharing algorythm:
ip load-sharing per-packetip load-sharing per-destinationUse this command to check load sharing status for some particular prefix:
sho ip cef <prefix> detail