A hospital has two routers to its WAN, but all PCs point to one of them as their default gateway, so if it fails they lose all remote access. What solves this without reconfiguring every PC?
Un hôpital dispose de deux routeurs vers son réseau étendu, mais tous les PC utilisent l'un d'eux comme passerelle par défaut : s'il tombe en panne, ils perdent tout accès distant. Qu'est-ce qui règle ce problème sans reconfigurer chaque PC ?
Answers
AGive every PC a second IP address and a second gatewayDonner à chaque PC une seconde adresse IP et une seconde passerelle
BLower the DHCP lease time on the serverRéduire la durée des baux DHCP sur le serveur
CVRRP or HSRP, sharing one virtual gateway addressVRRP ou HSRP, qui partagent une adresse de passerelle virtuelle
DEnable Spanning Tree on both of the routersActiver le Spanning Tree sur les deux routeurs
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