12-13-2001 02:15 AM - edited 03-01-2019 07:44 PM
Hello,
I have a network with a only ip backbone. Now we need to add 2 device that support OSI protocols in 2 different sites. I would not like to routing this protocol on the backbone so I think it is possible to create a ip tunnel between 2 routers directed attached on the ip network and on the OSI devices.
Anyone have experienced this type of solution? If yes, can you give me a samle configuration.
Thank you for the help.
12-13-2001 01:06 PM
Heres a sample tunnel config (for appletalk)
12-14-2001 12:54 AM
Thank you very much for your help.
12-21-2001 07:43 AM
I don't think that this will work, think perhaps GRE supports AppleTalk but not OSI. Have a similar problem myself but so far had no joy from Cisco. OSI is ancient and must be bridged, not heard of ANY tunneling which succeeds, anyone else done it?
Regards
Sean
12-21-2001 08:23 AM
Worth a try, theres always clns static routes.
12-21-2001 08:54 AM
Yeah, its worth a try. Remember, your MTU can cause problems if your trying to shove a 1500 size down a 1476 (GRE) pipe. You may need to reduce your MTU. I actually run a GRE tunnel out of my house, and MTU was a huge headache for my ethernet based connections. Once I lowered MTU on the source, all was well.
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