Leveraging OSPF as a Backup in a WISP Triangle Network: Highsite 1, 2, and 3
An effective strategy for enhancing network resilience is utilizing the OSPF protocol as a backup routing mechanism, particularly in a network topology that forms a triangle between three high sites. This approach not only provides redundancy but also allows for the configuration of preferred paths for traffic flow. This blog post will guide you through setting up OSPF as a backup in a triangle network connecting Highsite 1, Highsite 2, and Highsite 3, using MikroTik routers and illustrating how to set preferred paths.
