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MHSRP Load Sharing with HSRP

I have seen this question asked before and have looked at response and checked cisco example here :
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/619/7.html

I am left with one question relevant to a similar configuration I would like to implement. I have tow edge routers that connect to 2 seperate ISP's. They have different ip ranges and I will give an example config here : The question I have is what do I configure the standby ip's to on both routers????? The cisco example is nice and easy with ip in the same range. I want these routers both active per group settigns and priority but need 2 standby ip's on each router..

How do I do this and make this work with different ip ranges on each router??

Router 1
interface FastEthernet0/0
       ip address 216.x.x.x /29
ip address
       ip nbar protocol-discovery
       duplex auto
      speed auto
      no cdp enable
      standby delay reload 600
      standby preempt delay minimum 600 reload
      standby 1 ip
       standby 1 preempt
      standby 1 track Serial4/0
       standby 2 ip
       standby 2 priority 95
       standby 2 preempt
       standby 2 track Serial4/0

Router 2
interface FastEthernet0/1

       ip address 65.x.x.x/29
       speed 100
       full-duplex
       standby delay reload 600
       standby preempt delay minimum 600
       standby 1 ip
       standby 1 priority 95
       standby 1 preempt
       standby 1 track FastEthernet0/0
standby 2 ip
       standby 2 preempt
       standby 2 FastEthernet0/

Thanks for any help

Dbergert

I don't think you could easily do this, because all of your routes and such would not match the ip and settings of the ISP in the failover scenerio...

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andrew_89

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Is it possible to create secondary interface on each router and do it that way?

andrew_89

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BGP will be configured so it should be able to route

andrew_89

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Yes you can accomplish this with configuring a secondary address on each of the interface on the edge routers. You then establish IBGP between the two and the routing will work with different ip ranges.