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Bridging and Routing

exigent
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‎08-07-2002 02:06 PM - edited ‎03-02-2019 12:31 AM

I'm proposing a project to migrate from a hub/spoke bridged WAN (don't even ask) to a full routed WAN and need to know if I can do bridging and routing at the same time just for the purposes of migration and then get rid of bridging. Thanks!

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Prashanth Krishnappa
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‎08-07-2002 02:49 PM

You can do IRB. My suggestion to you would be to just use it during migration. It's not a good idea to bridge over a WAN as a long term solution

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exigent
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In response to Prashanth Krishnappa

‎08-08-2002 05:13 AM

The people who set it up a few years ago did not understand the grave consequences of bridging 7 spoke sites and did not know how to program routing so now I have to get rid of the bridging and enable routing. Can you explain what IRB is or point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

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