Thank you for this service, NI Tom Jones.

(BTW, grew up in the Panhandle up near Murray.)

BTW, the reason I'm worried about this at all, is there is traffic on the wireless connection between the two geographical areas that is significant in magnitude and is roughly balanced. That makes me think, there's a problem, as conceptually, I'd think that the traffic on this link should be close ...

Thanks, Zerobyte. We are not NATed, all customers are on public IPs. I'll try changing the type of interface to 2 from 1 at the edge routers and see if that produces some improvements. I'm also learning BGP it seems!

I have a basic question. I have an OSPF network as a single area and have added a second fiber connection to the same ISP to balance the load over two distinct geographical areas connected with a 100Mpbs wireless connection. The original router connecting to this fiber network is at X.X.X.2/22, gw X...