The tunnel load-sharing command enables load balancing.
The undo tunnel load-sharing command disables load balancing.
By default, load balancing is disabled.
This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.
Usage Scenario
When the device functions as an LAC to connect to multiple LNSs, the device by default attempts to establish a connection with each LNS in the order in which the LNSs are configured, until an LNS responds to the connection request and a tunnel is established. The other LNSs then function as the backup LNSs.
If an LNS cannot load all the L2TP service, you can allocate the service to multiple LNSs based on weight using the LNS load balancing.Precautions
Load balancing can be implemented for tunnels in an L2TP group based on the master/backup status, weight, or priority. If tunnels have been configured in an L2TP group, the load balancing configurations cannot be changed.
The tunnel load-sharing and tunnel-per-user commands are mutually exclusive. The tunnel load-sharing and tunnel priority commands are mutually exclusive. To implement load balancing based on tunnel attributes delivered by a RADIUS server, you are advised to choose one of the following deployment modes: