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Dual Bridge Bypass
When mapping your circuit to multiple bridges there are two scenarios to consider: backhauling traffic through your
Exinda appliance and link aggregation through your Exinda appliance. The dual bridge bypass feature ensures that
traffic is processed properly in these scenarios. Note that "dual" really means "multi" as traffic can pass through two or
more bridges. There are separate dual bridge bypass settings for acceleration and for monitoring. Note that by default
both acceleration and monitor for dual bridge bypass are enabled.
Backhauled traffic flows between distributed sites and the Internet via a centralized backbone, which is typically at
headquarters. This means that traffic may go through your Exinda appliance at headquarters twice: from the source
through the Exinda appliance, turning around at a router, back through the Exinda appliance, and on to the destination.
This is problematic for accelerated traffic because you do not want to re-accelerate the traffic. The dual bridge bypass
feature allows each bridge to treat traffic differently, so that the traffic is accelerated on one bridge on the way in and
bypasses the acceleration handling from the second bridge on the way out.
Link aggregation maps multiple bridges to act as a single link. You may have a single router that is passing data through
multiple bridges, where some packets may go over one bridge and some over the other. Or you may have multiple