Table 74
part of failover groups. In this configuration, all data is initially load balanced over circuit.1, circuit
2, and circuit 3 (when they are all active). The following occurs during circuit failover:
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TABLE 74
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Circuits in tunnel
Circuit 1
Metric 0
Circuit 2
Metric 0
Circuit 3
Metric 0
Circuit 4
Metric 1
Circuit 5
Metric 1
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illustrates circuit failover in a tunnel with circuits in failover groups and circuits that are not
If circuit1 fails, circuit 4 becomes active and data is load balanced over circuit 2, circuit 3, and
circuit 4.
Reason: Circuit 1 fails over to circuit 4 (both are in failover group 1) and circuit 3 is active with
500Mb bandwidth.
If circuit 2 fails, data is load balanced over circuit 1 and circuit 3, and no other circuit becomes
active.
Reason: Circuit 1 and 3 are the only active circuits since circuit 4 and 5 only become active
when circuits 3 or 1 fail.
If circuit 2 and circuit 3 fail, circuit 5 becomes active and data is load balanced over circuit 1
and circuit 5.
Reason: Ungrouped circuits 2 and 3 fail over to ungrouped circuit 5, which has a metric of 0.
If circuit 1, circuit 2, and circuit 3 fail, circuit 4 and circuit 5 become active and data is load
balanced over both.
Reason: Circuit 1 fails over to circuit 4, which is the failover circuit for group 1 with a metric of
0. Ungrouped circuit 5 is the failover circuit for ungrouped, failed circuits 2 and 3.
Tunnel with failover groups and non-grouped circuits
Failover group ID
1
Not defined.
Not defined.
1
Not defined
Circuit bandwidth
In use for tunnel data
500Mb
If active, yes.
500Mb
If active, yes.
500Mb
If active, yes.
500Mb
Only when circuit 1
fails.
1000Mb
Only when circuit 2
and 3 fails.
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