map FR without DLCI

[docmeyer]

given (2) sites and FR cloud and asked to connect them, given s0/0 on both sites and respective IP's without DLCI's what would be the solution (default encapsulation)?

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[moetech]

If your using cisco routers default encapsulation is "cisco".

 

[docmeyer]

Thank you,
Okay, screwed up the question, yes, using default encapsulation, given s0/0 and no DLCI's, how would one map site A s0/0 to site B s0/0? Is this possible? Inverse ARP take care of it? The DI from PI

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[moetech]

I am not sure, I have never done it without a dlci. Is this a point to point frame-relay connection? Why is there no dlci?Enabling inverse arp might work. Someone else here might know?

 

[docmeyer]

yes point-to-point, it was a lab setup I encountered. No mention of subinterfaces, but did say to set it up as a point-to-point. The DI from PI

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[moetech]

If this is a lab your trying to set up you need 3 routers with the one in the middle set up as a frame switch. And then you can assign any dlci you want. You would set up a config something like this.

int s0
encapsulation frame-relay cisco

int s0.1 point-to-point
ip address x.x.x.x mask x.x.x.x
frame-relay interface-dlci xxx

 

[docmeyer]

Thanks, I found some docs on the Cisco site. That looks right : ) The DI from PI

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