You have successfully deployed an IP fabric in your data center. However, your server team complains that they are not seeing an increase in performance as expected. After examining the routing and forwarding tables, you notice that only a single route is listed to each destination in the forwarding table, even though there are multiple routes shown in the routing table.
In this scenario, what should you do to solve the problem?

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You have successfully deployed an IP fabric in your data center. However, your server team complains that they are not seeing an increase in performance as expected. After examining the routing and forwarding tables, you notice that only a single route is listed to each destination in the forwarding table, even though there are multiple routes shown in the routing table.

In this scenario, what should you do to solve the problem?

PATRICK ADUSEI · Accepted Answer

Write a load balancing policy and apply it to the forwarding table.

PATRICK ADUSEI · Answer

Write a load balancing policy and apply it to the routing table.

PATRICK ADUSEI · Answer

Modify the hash algorithm so that only source and destination addresses are used.

PATRICK ADUSEI · Answer

Disable the Spanning Tree Protocol that is blocking the redundant paths.

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