Henry-Nicolas Tourneur's questions

I'm currently searching the corresponding messages in a sh log on cisco to the situation when the mac-address-table is full or overloaded. I found a lot about port-security but nothing to the simple message output (target platform = generic Catalyst switches).

As I guess a lot of you guys will know this, I found it would be faster to ask here. On Cisco 6500 Nexus, I found that a mac address overload situation is when your switch mac table can fill in fast enough regarding the quantity of incoming new mac-addr (doesn't mean it's full). I don't know if this exist on a classic Catalyst switch.

I'm currently trying to make some kind of setup like this:

2 Routers 7206VXR / NPE-G1 connected both at Gigabit speed to 2 devices (named D2).

There is already a redundancy mechanism on both D2 to faill over the slave in case the master broke down.

I don't know yet which feature should I use on both Cisco 7206 routers in order to make also the faill-over (depending on the GE port status).

I saw that LACP MultiChassis EtherChannel (MEC) could help me but I really don't figure how to make that setup. I found Cisco guides but nowhere I can see how the setup inter-router does work (I guess they need to speak together to see the status of each other + port priority)...

Could you please help me on this?

Thanks in advance,

I would like to know if it's possible to tell a Linux kernel to route all packets destinated to X via interface/ip Y but only in case the source IP address would be a specific one.

Any idea if this is possible?

Thanks and regards,