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01-05-2010, 08:45 PM
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CCNA p365 - Static Routes
Hi,
on p365 you show how to configure static routes and how to enter them with non default administrative distance. The justification for this as per the text is: 'static routing can't handle multiple links to the same destination' Perhaps i'm missing something, but as far as i understand and have tested, if u configure two routes to the same destination the router will load share between them both; so static routing does support multiple links to the same destination. Am I wrong or missing something on your explanation? Thank you very much and congratulations for writing such superb tool to get certified!! best regards 
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