I have two routers which have 3 wireless point to point links between them. The three links are load balanced via OSPF. If I try to add more than one link between the routers in the Dude, I get "no more than one link between same elements" error.

Is there a away to get around this issue so I can see the utilization on all three links? If not is this something on the road map for down the road?

Thanks,
Eric

Add 3 static objects to link to then back to the other router.
router static static static router

/--s--\
R---s---R
\--s--/

HTH,
Lebowski

Note adding a static will crash the dude 4.2. Copy a different static object or find the one in this board to paste...
Note2 the ascii art is broke

Thanks for the advice. Not sure why I didn't think of doing it this way. I ended up adding three networks and then linking each of the ports on the routers into the three subnets from both sides.