Re: Catalyst 3750 Static Routes

No it is not resolved, and likely never will be.

I unfortunately am in a dilemma because the network, 10.10.66.0 hosts a
service that contractually cannot go down ever (or very close to ever).


And I have no test network at the moment. Playing with the production
network is impossible.

So the next best thing is to just put a FE (or GiE) router between to
two networks and call it a day.

.

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