I'm curious about this statement. Can you clarify?
I know I've read on CCO about limits to numbers of subinterfaces ( actually
to total numbers of interfaces in general ), due to constraints of the
router architecture.
I don't believe I have come across any reference to limits on the number of
DLCI's supported, although it wouldn't surprise me to learn that there are
limits for whatever reason - hardware, memory, or architectural
considerations. Or Telco side limitations.
Chuck
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Frame relay serial circuits commonly support 200-330 dlci's as a maximum.
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