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A Site Link
Bridge (SLB) contains two or more site
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links
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Remember: Site
links are networks
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Bridges
connect site links
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They work like
bridges/routers between networks
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These site
links should have at least one site in
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common
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Cost for
transport is used to make routing decisions;
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uses cost to
evaluate the "least cost path"
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Knowledge
Consistency Checker (KCC) creates
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minimum cost
routes which can span multiple site
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links
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Create
multiple SLBs for non-routed segments (VPNs
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and so on)
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Default: All
links in one SLB
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