11-13-2003 07:58 PM - edited 03-02-2019 11:42 AM
Hello,
in this scenario:
router1--->mc3810--->mc3810(v.35)--->router2
v.35 E1 v.35
how can I create a direct frame relay pvc between router1 and router2?
I've searched frame relay switching configurations and I can't implement them on the mc3810 (I can't declare pvcs as switched).
Also I've read about interworking and FTC trunks with the mc3810, but I want to use two mc3810 directly back to back, without an IGX.
Is this possible?
thanks,
Daniel
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11-13-2003 10:44 PM
configure mc3810-1 and mc3810-2 as frame-relay switching DCE devices.
int s0 (repeat for other interfaces also)
encap frame-relay
frame-relay intf-type dce
Now use DLCI 100 between router 1 and mc3810-1.
Use DLCI 200 between mc3810-1 and mc3810-2
Use DLCI 300 between mc3810-2 and router2.
On mc3810-1, configure a frame-relay route statement that routes from dlci 100 to 200 and vice versa.
On mc3810-2, configure a frame-relay route statement that routes from dlci 200 to 300 and vice versa.
The command is to be applied in interface mode.
frame-relay route 100 int serial1 200
(the appropriate command should be entered on all routers)
11-13-2003 10:44 PM
configure mc3810-1 and mc3810-2 as frame-relay switching DCE devices.
int s0 (repeat for other interfaces also)
encap frame-relay
frame-relay intf-type dce
Now use DLCI 100 between router 1 and mc3810-1.
Use DLCI 200 between mc3810-1 and mc3810-2
Use DLCI 300 between mc3810-2 and router2.
On mc3810-1, configure a frame-relay route statement that routes from dlci 100 to 200 and vice versa.
On mc3810-2, configure a frame-relay route statement that routes from dlci 200 to 300 and vice versa.
The command is to be applied in interface mode.
frame-relay route 100 int serial1 200
(the appropriate command should be entered on all routers)
11-14-2003 06:18 AM
Hi,
Following to first reply, don't forget to give this command in global conf mode...
"frame-relay switching".
Do you meant to say that, mc3810 are routers?
You can directly create a FR PVC b/w routers also.
Regards...
Ashok.
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