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Subject: Re: Fail OVer routing
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yes, it is called a dynamic routing protocol.

--ckg

hilman firmansyah wrote:

> Is there any method for fail over routing ( not dymanic routing protocols )
> .
>  1 Corporate office connetcted via wireless fast link and adsl low speed.
> IF the wireless down , the routing move to low speed adsl.
> And when the wireless Up the routing move back to the wireless link
> 
> regards,
> 
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> Hilman F
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