Use this command to configure priority-based routing next hop behavior.
| first-available | Uses the first available next hop from the list of next hops. (Default). |
| round-robin | Uses a round robin algorithm to select from the list of next hops. |
| ip-hash | Selects the next hop behavior based on a random equal distribution possible next hops. |
| sip | Selects the next hop based upon a random equal distribution of IP source addresses. |
| dip | Selects the next hop based upon a random equal distribution of IP destination addresses. |
| both | Selects the next hop based upon a random equal distribution of both the IP source addresses and the IP destination addresses. |
None.
Interface configuration.
When more than one next hop is configured (using the set next hop command as described in set next-hop (policy)) the load policy specifies choosing one next hop from among the sequence of next hops in the map matching the current packet. A next hop is considered available by default unless a route-map probe is monitoring the next hop and has flagged it as unavailable.
The “no” form of this command resets the next hop behavior to first-available.
This example shows how to set the load policy behavior on VLAN 1 to “round-robin”:
System(rw-config)->interface vlan 1 System(rw-config-intf-vlan.0.1)->ip policy load-policy round-robin
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