Re: load balancing using IGRP

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From: Robert W. Fletcher Jr.
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 1990 19:05

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>> > The problem as I see it is the ip route-cache.
>> 
>> You're right. We adivise customers with slow serial lines to turn off
>> the cache. 56KB definitely qualifies as slow in this context.
>> 
>> > Route-caching may be disabled on an interface basis,
>> > but this does not affect the contents of the cache.
>> 
>> This looks kind of bug-like. I'll see about getting it fixed.

	The command no ip route-cache invalidates the cache -- we do not
	purge/flush the entries. The stale entry will be flushed 30 minutes
	later.

	Valid ip cache entries are flaged with an *, on the show ip cache
	output.

Fletcher

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Subject: Re: load balancing using IGRP
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Date: 10 Apr 90 19:05:47 GMT
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