In general, the frame switch config is correct. I believe you have a typo in
your frame route statement under int s 1/1
On your other routers, the interface commands are just your encapsulation
frame-relay and then optionally your lmi-type and interface-dlci commands
Trick of the trade. Frame-relay interface-type DCE MAY be placed on an
interface that does NOT have the DCE end of the cable, and therefore does
not necessarily require a clockrate. The router interface to which is
connected the DCE end of the cable is the one that requires the clockrate.
The two do NOT have to be the same.
Have fun!
Chuck
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Frank
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 6:10 PM
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Subject: how to config a frame relay switch?
i got 3 routers connected by R1 as a framerelay switch ,
using s1/0 on R1 to connect with s1/0 on R2,s1/1 on R1 to connect with s1/0
on R3.
According to some materials,
i should config such on R1:
frame-relay switching
int s1/0
no ip address
encap frame
clock rate 64000
frame intf-type dce
frame route 110 int s1/1 100
int s1/1
no ip address
encap frame
clock rate 64000
frame intf-type dce
frame route 100 int s1/1 110
could anyone tell me the config on r2 and R3 ,
do i need to config any routing protocol or static router on 3 routers ?
I just want to construct a NBMA environment to make a test for ospf .
Thanks.
frank
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