Edward,
I had the same exact issue from the same exact book, I am working with a
LS1010 ASP in a 5500 switch (pretty much the same as your setup). The
previous post was correct in saying that you only have to enter the PVC on
one of the interfaces, do a "show atm vc" (I think that's right) and you
will see a list of all VPI/VCI pairs, the ports they are on and the VPI/VCI
pair they connect to and the associated port. Even though you have only one
PVC statement you will see that the ports are cross-connected properly
(there will be two entires in the table). Also, when you look at the table
it should show that the VC status is "UP", if not there is another issue
going on.
Hope this helps!
Joe
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> Heya,
>
> I'm kinda new at the ATM bit, and I'm having trouble configuring an
> L1010...
>
> I'm simply trying to perform the configuration as documented in Lab18 in
> the CCIE Practical Studies book. I have two active ATM interfaces,
> 12/0/0 and 12/0/2.
>
> As I go to enter in the first PVC command on 12/0/0, "atm pvc 0 112
> interface ATM12/0/2 0 121", I don't seem to have any problems. It's on
> the corresponding PVC command that I get an error. When I enter in the
> "atm pvc 0 121 interface ATM 12/0/0 0 112" command on the 12/0/2
> interface, i get an error stating, "%connection creation fails: vpi/vci
> has been used by other connections."
>
> I tried this many times, without luck. I was simply configuring the
> interfaces with the exact same commands as the book says. I looked on
> CCO, but couldn't find anything regarding this...
>
> Anyone run into this before?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Eddie
>
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