I didn't intrepret the question as bridging AT. To route AT over Frame
one config is:
r1:
appletalk routing
int s 0
encap frame
frame-relay map appletalk 100.2 102 br
apple cable-range 100-100 100.1
apple zone frame12
r2:
appletalk routing
int s 0
encap frame
frame-relay map appletalk 100.1 201 br
apple cable-range 100-100 100.2
apple zone frame12
You could also use the interface dlci command and inverse arp
for the mapping. There are other commands for eigrp and using
subinterfaces ( for split-horizon and routing out of the same
interface.)
Fred.
Adrian Chew wrote:
>
> Glad to help... see below for config examples...
>
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> > I am trying to configure 5 Cisco router's with appletalk, can someone
> out
> > their send me a complete config list?
>
> Sure...
>
> hostname R1 <- change for your hostname
> !
> bridge irb <- for Appletalk to work on Frame
> appletalk routing <- to route Appletalk
> !
> enable secret apassword <- change to your own password
> !
> interface s0
> encapsulation frame-relay <- for Frame-Relay
> ip add x.x.x.x m.m.m.m <- insert your IP address
> frame-relay interface dlci 123 <- insert your DLCIs
> frame-relay interface dlci 234 <- if more than one, each must be seperate
> bridge-group 1 <- enables Appletalk
> !
> interface e0
> ip add x.x.x.x m.m.m.m <- insert your IP address
> bridge-group 1 <- enables Appletalk
> !
> bridge 1 route ip <- for IP to work
> no bridge 1 bridge ip <- so IP and Appletalk don't conflict
> bridge 1 bridge appletalk <- ties Appletalk config together
> bridge 1 protocol ieee <- bridge protocol for Appletalk (sounds just like
> iMac too!)
> !
> line con 0
> no exec <- safety measure/better security, must supply enable password for
> access
> !
> line aux 0
> no exec <- safety measure/better security, must supply enable password for
> access
> !
> line vty 0 4
> no login <- safety measure/better security so no one can login from
> Internet!
> privilege level 15 <- specifies dumb mode, level 1 gives you
> everything/enable access
>
> You can cut and past the whole configs and modify for each router (just
> remember to remove the comments and put in your own IP addresses and DLCIs).
> If you don't know what DLCI to use, ask your provider.
> ;-)
>
> Regards,
> Adrian
>
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