[nsp] Policy Route Maps
Tomas Daniska
tomas at tronet.com
Fri Jul 18 05:14:17 EDT 2003
i thought mpls was far more elegant for this...
--
deejay
>
> The only other solution, as some have previously suggested,
> is to use a tunnel
> or VLAN to attach the first router to the same network as the
> destination host.
> Since that network would then be directly connected you could
> get away with one
> set next hop - instead of chaining a bunch together.
> --
> matt
>
>
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Need to route-map next-hop to an ip address 2 routers away
> > (not on same
> > network). What do I need on the in between routers to pick
> > up the next hop
> > and carry it forward to the final router and subsequently to
> > a server off
> > of that router.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Carl Jagerski
> > Network Administrator, Forward Communications
> > carll at forcomm.net
> > 724-378-4490
> >
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