tmnxIpLoadBalancing

The value of tmnxIpLoadBalancing specifies whether or not this node's
system IP address is used in the final stage of the load balancing
(hashing) algorithm used to choose the LAG member or ECMP route for an
outbound packet.
          
If 'systemIp(2)' is selected, this node's system IP address (i.e.
TIMETRA-VRTR-MIB::vRiaIpAddress.1.1.1) is used in the final stage of
the LAG and ECMP load balancing algorithm.  This selection makes it
more likely that different SROS nodes in a network will make different
load balancing decisions.  'systemIp(2)' is supported on iom3-xp IOMs,
equivalent IMMs, and newer IOM and IMM types.  When older IOMs/IMMs are
present in a system which has 'systemIp(2)' configured, the older IOMs
operate in 'standard(1)' mode.
          
If 'standard(1)' is selected, this node's system IP address is not
used in the final stage of the LAG and ECMP load balancing algorithm.
'standard(1)' is supported on all IOM and IMM types.
          
The earlier stages of the load balancing algorithm are controlled by
tmnxL4LoadBalancing and tmnxLsrIpLoadBalancing (when applicable).

MIB

TIMETRA-PORT-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.2.4.19.3

Type

scalar

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Default

standard

Parent

tmnxPortScalarObjs

Groups

1