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lavdeeprana 1 year ago
If there are only 2 paths to get to the 2.x.x.x network from router A. Why would you put in the maximum-path 6 command? Why would you want the router to think it has 6 paths to it, since it only has 2?
apical5view 3 years ago
The command does not "Tell the router" that it has 6 paths too the network, but rather specify the maximum number of paths there will ever be.
Real world topologies dont usually look as simple as this
snedie69er 3 years ago
Listen to it again.
You might need to increase in the future, so that's why he says 6.
Simple art of listening :)
nicholasclaygolden 2 years ago
If there are only 2 paths from router A to get to the 2.x.x.x network why would you want to put in the maximum-path 6 command in there for?
apical5view 3 years ago
ty for nice video
imsosexysosexy 3 years ago
Nice, thanks for uploading this video. Really great material.
/Mike
threepointfourteen 3 years ago