Network1----R NY f1-----10MIB CIR-----f1 R CHI ------Network2
f2-----100MIB CIR----f2
Above we have two locations NY and Chicago, both are connected via two CKTS of 10M and 100 M respectively.
We are running OSPF, between the RNY and RCHI, we have also configured the same IP OSPF cost on both routers for f1/f2, and using export policy, we have now both routers in FIB i,e we have ECMP .
Does bandwidth configured under the interface f1 and f2 i.e 10M and 100M have any bearing how traffic will be shared over these two links? My guess is no as RNY and RCHI see both CKTS being equal because of OSPF cost, both links have equal chance to get picked for traffic forwarding by Load distribution algorithium.
Am i correct to assume that?
Thanks and have a nice day!!