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• First, you can run a routing protocol which will do load balancing, not a 50:50 kind of balance, but a fairly good one.
• Another option is... to have two static routes of the same cost with destination as the DSL interfaces. If you have enabled route-cache, you can consider switching it off.
• Your next option is to divide the network into two with access list. Now point one network to one interface and the other one to the second interface using route map.

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This was first published in February 2007

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