Hi, I want to configure two ports 10Gbps to have full load balancing = 20Gbps between Cisco ASR 1002X two SPA ports and Cisco nexus 3064PQ. I don't think I prefer the flow-based load balancing since I want to split the traffic equally between the two interfaces and therefore with flow-based I might endup with one link being utilized more than the other since it uses src or dst mac to put traffic on one link. Can someone post a step by step configurtion example of implementing that?
It's been my experience that proper load balancing exists outside of the Cisco environment and is more the area of an F5 or A10 or something like that.
What have you tried already besides flow-based control?
You are going to have a very hard time getting away from flow based load balancing. When you start spitting packets in a single flow you end up with weird issues because packets will show up out of order. Some applications can handle this. Some can't. The better way is to use better hashing of the flows. You mention src or dst mac, but you can also try using src/dst IP, ports, etc. It all depends on your traffic flow which is the best to use.
-Otanx
Take a look at https://www.google.com/amp/s/networkdirection.net/articles/virtual-port-channels-vpc/vpcdesignandbestpractices/
Also take a look at "cef polarisation" in case it might impact you.