IDRs
Independent Data Rates (IDRs) refer to the ability of a network device, such as a router or switch, to establish multiple data paths to a remote site over a wide area network. IDR is a feature that allows a network device to calculate multiple routing paths between the local and remote sites, enabling it to communicate with the remote site using any available path.
In traditional routing methods, a single data path is established between the local and remote sites. However,
IDRs are often implemented using various routing protocols, such as Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) or Enhanced
By enabling multiple data paths, IDR can provide several benefits, including improved network reliability, increased network
Overall, IDR is a feature that can help network administrators ensure that their networks remain highly available