All versions of IOS will bridge. If routing for a protocol is turned on, or
applied to an interface, then that protocol will not be bridged. To turn on
bridging do the following:
router (config)# bridge 1 protocol ieee <-- this selects the
spanning tree protocol, dec and ibm are the other options
router (config)# int e0 <-- select the
interface
router (if-config)# bridge-group 1 <-- turns on bridging.
do this on every interface you want to bridge in/out
Rodgers Moore
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> Can anyone tell me whether or not ,if you are bridging IPX, whether this
can
> take place with straight IP IOS or if it is not capable of handling this.
I
> wish to turn off bridging which is enabled by default on all routers for
IPX
> and turn on IP bridging but I am concerned i will flood my router if i do
> not have the opportunity to IPX bridging off which will require me to
enter
> a command that will only be accepted by IP plus IOS version . Anyone's
> comments will be invaluable.
>
>
> regards
> Iain Fomes
> London Systems
> 44 20 7397 9347
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