Thank you, that clears many things up.
Ben, CCNP
--- Mike Fountain wrote:
> If it is a multi-point interface you can have more
> then one DLCI configured.
>
> The DLCI configured in the router is actually the
> DLCI for the remote end
> that the Frame-Relay switch would be telling the
> router about. The router
> doesn't really care what it's local DLCI is, only
> what the remote DLCIs it
> should be listening for.
>
> So this router would expect your frame-relay
> vendor's switch to be giving
> him LMI updates for PVCs with remote DLCIs of 100
> and 429.
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "No Data"
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 4:20 PM
> Subject: frame relay DLCIs [7:8611]
>
>
> > I was playing around with a router here at work
> before
> > I have to put it into production. I've got a
> serial
> > interface that is set to encapsulation frame
> relay.
> > Well, I forgot to take one dlci off and then I
> > assigned another dlci to s0 giving s0 both dlci
> 100
> > and dlci 429 (there are no sub interfaces here).
> Is
> > this really possible in a real network and why
> would
> > one have 2 dlcis on a single interface?
> >
> >
> > Ben, CCNP
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