Thanks for your replies. After much investigation and strips of paracetemol:
The only 'load-balancing is from 200.100.225.66 <BR1> to
200.100.225.3/200.100.225.195<SW1>.
Then to 200.100.224.42 <BR2> to 200.100.224.42 <AR1>.
>From here onwards it is a single link all the way to
200.100.255.8/200.100.255.12 <samebox>.
But from 200.100.224.42<AR1> to 200.100.255.8<samebox> there are hops 4 and
5 included while to 200.100.255.12<samebox> there was none.
We found that there was an arp leak/loop for 200.100.255.12<samebox> from
the customers wireless bridge network which was included in the <AR1> arp
cache. Some bad cost-cutting cabling on their wireless bridge and switch was
fixed and the arp cache on <AR1> cleared and everything back to normal.
Thanks guys.
-nick
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