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Subject: forwarding when two rip defaults
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say i run routed and receive rip default from two routers, on the same
local ether.  what is the forwarding?  i presume it's not smart enough
to balance flows.  i hope not alternating packets.  clue, please?

fwiw, the routers each have full bgp exits.  vrrp would force all
traffic to one.  so i am looking at rip or quagga's isisd.

thanks.

randy