Couple questions regarding the weighting in GLBP.
When you want to configure tracking for an interface, you use the following command:
track <object-number> interface <type & #> {line protocol | ip routing}
Now the object number, is that the same as the group number or just a locally significant unrelated value? From what I understand this command set the interface you want to track and what you want it to track (line protocol / ip routing) correct??
Now to setup the weighting value on the interface you use the
glbp <group #> weighting <maximum> [lower <value>] [upper <upper>]
So this command sets the initial weighting value and the upper and lower thresholds? I am confused what they mean by upper and lower. Can someone elaborate for me?
The next command is
glbp <group#> weighting track <object#> decrement <value>
This specifies the object / interface to be tracked? The decrement means to decrement the weighting value we set above? So if the initial weighting was 100 and we said to decrement by 5 if there was a problem with the interface/routing it would drop to 95? How does this work with the upper and lower thresholds?
What I just read in another document is that there are 4 ways to load balance (none,weighted,host dependent, round-robin)..So I guess what I am discussing above is the weighted way of load balancing.
Here are the documents I was referencing:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6350/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a008042fb97.htmlhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6600/products_data_sheet0900aecd803a546c.html