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    Training Objective

    Principles and Configurations of HDLC Protocol

    WAN Protocol Overview

    Principles,Configurations and Maintenance of PPPand MP Protocol

    Principles, Configurations and Maintenanceof X.25

    Principles, Configurations and Maintenance ofFrame Relay

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    WAN Overview

    LAN LANWAN

    TheWideAreaNetworkiscalledWANfor short,whichisacomputer communicationnetworkestablished in a wide range

    TheWANis akindof cross-regiondatacommunicationnetwork, whichuses theequipmentssupplied by telecom carriers as the data transfer platform

    The WAN is mainly used to connect the LANs lies in different places

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    Main WAN Connection Technologies

    Point-to-point connection

    Connection through packet switching network

    H D L C , P P P , S L I P

    X . 2 5 , F r a m e R e l a y , A T M

    S e r v i c e

    P r o v i d e r

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    High-level Data Link Control (HDLC)

    Flag

    F

    Address

    A

    Control

    C

    Information

    info

    Frame Check Sequence

    FCSFlag

    F

    Characteristics:

    Bit-oriented protocol

    Transparent transmission: zero bit filling

    methodRun on synchronous serial lines

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    Configurations of the HDLC Protocol

    Encapsulate the HDLC protocol at the

    interface mode

    encapsulation hdlc

    Set the keepalive time to detect the link

    status

    keepalive time

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    PPP Encapsulation

    PPP Protocol Introduction

    P P P

    PPP protocol is developed on the basis of SLIP

    PPP protocol is located at the data link layer, the second layer of OSI model

    The physical layer can either be the synchronous or asynchronous physical media

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    PPPTCP/IPNovell IPX

    PPP uses NCP to support multiple Network

    protocols

    LCP is used toestablish and maintainlinks

    PPP Composition

    The PPP protocol is mainly composed of the LCP, NCPs and PAP,CHAP for networksecurity.

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    IP IPX Other network

    protocols

    IPCP IPXCP Other NCPs

    NCP

    Authentication, other options

    LCP

    Physical media

    ( synchronous / asynchronous

    Link Layer

    Network Layer

    Physical Layer

    PPP Protocol Stack

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    Dead Stage Establish Stage

    AuthenticateStage

    Network Stage

    TerminateStage

    PPP Negotiation Procedure

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    PAP Authentication

    User name Paswor

    ACK / NAK

    Authenticating

    Party

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    CHAP Authentication

    Host name randommessage

    Host name encryptedmessage

    User database

    Authenticated

    Party

    Authenticating

    Party

    CHAP is a 3-handshake authentication protocol. It does not send any password. Theauthenticating party originates the authentication request, and it has higher security thanPAP.

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    Brief Introduction to MultiLink PPP Protocol

    Negotiate whether to use MP or not at the LCP stageThen performthe PPP authentication to obtain the user name of

    the remote party and find the virtual interface template specified for

    the user according to the user name

    The negotiation parameters include: MRRU, SSNHF and endpointdiscriminator

    There are two flags used for bundling : user name and the endpoint

    discriminator

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    Encapsulate PPPencapsulation ppp

    Configure authentication methodppp authentication {pap|chap}

    Configure user name and password

    userusername password {0|7} password

    PPP Configuration Commands

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    PAP Configuration Command

    Authenticating party configurationConfigure authentication method

    ppp authentication pap

    Configure user listuserusername password [0/7]password

    Authenticated party configuration

    Configure the PAP user nameppp pap sent-username usernamepassword{0|7} password

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    CHAP ConfigurationCommand

    Authenticating party configuration:Configure authentication methodppp authenticationchap

    Configure local host name

    ppp chap hosthostname

    Add the remote user name and password to the local user listuserusername password [0/7]password

    Authenticated party configuration:Configure the local host name and the remote user name and password

    ppp chap hosthostnameuserusernamepassword [0/7]password

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    Typical PPP Configuration Example I

    Quidway #1 Quidway #2

    PAP authentication

    Authenticating party

    Authenticated party

    uidway(config)# userquidway2password 0uidway

    uidway(config)# interface serial 0

    uidway(config-if-serial0)# ppp authentication pap

    Quidway(config)# interface serial 0

    Quidway(config-if-serial0)# ppp pap sent-usernamquidway2password 0quidway

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    Quidway #1 Quidway #2

    CHAP authentication

    Authenticating party

    Authenticated party

    uidway(config)# userquidway2password 0hello

    uidway(config)# interface serial 0

    uidway(config-if-serial0)# ppp chap hostquidway1

    uidway(config-if-serial0)# ppp authentication chap

    Quidway(config)# userquidway1password 0hello

    Quidway(config)# interface serial 0

    Quidway(config-if-serial0)# ppp chap hostquidway2

    Typical PPP Configuration Example II

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    MultiLink PPP Configuration Command

    Basic MP configuration tasks include:Configure the MP work mode of the interface

    bundled in the virtual templateppp multilink

    Establish the relationship between the PPPusers and the virtual templatemultilink-user user-name bind virtual-template number

    The higher level MP configuration task include:

    Configure the maximum number of bind MPlinksmultilink max-bind binds

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    Typical MP Configuration Example

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    PPP Monitor and Maintenance

    Operation Command

    Show the local user list show user

    Show the interface configuration and status show interface interface-name

    Show the interface information of the MP show ppp multilink

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    PPP Troubleshooting

    Fault 1: the link can never be converted tothe UP status

    The configuration of the PPP authenticationparameters is not correct

    Fault 2: the physical link cannot beconverted to the UP status

    The command "show interface serial

    number"is used toview the interface status

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    X.25

    Protocol

    DCEDTEX.25

    ProtocolDTEDCE

    X.25

    X.25 Overview

    The X.25 recommendation is the interface specifications between the DTE and the DCE.

    Itsmainfunctionis todescribehowtoset upvirtual circuits, transmissionpackets, set uplinks, transmitdata, releaselinksandtoclear thevirtual circuitsbetweenthe DTEandthe

    DCE , and in the meantime, it will implement the error control, flow control, statistics, etc.

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    X.25 Network Model

    DCEDTE

    DCE

    DCE

    DTE

    DTE

    PSE

    PSE

    PSE

    PSN

    DTE Data Terminal Equipment

    DCE Data Circuit-terminating EquipmentPSE Packet Switching EquipmentPSN Packet Switching Network

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    Application

    Presentation

    Session Layer

    Transport Layer

    Network Layer

    Data Link Layer

    Physical Layer

    Packet Layer

    Data Link Layer

    Physical Layer

    Packet Layer

    Data Link Layer

    Physical Layer

    Upper-level

    Protocol

    DTE DCE

    X.25

    Higher-level protocol withremote DTE

    OSI RM

    Hierarchy of X.25

    TransmissionofIPPacketthroughX25

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    User Data

    IP Packet

    X.25 Packet

    PacketHeader

    Frame

    Header Frame tail

    IPHeader

    X.25Router Router

    LAN LAN

    Transmission of IP Packet through X.25Network

    X 25 Vi t l Ci it

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    Statistic time-division multiplexing

    SVC (virtual switching circuit) and PVC(permanent virtual circuit)

    An interface can be configured with 4095virtual circuits at maximum

    X.25 Virtual Circuit

    Li k L P t l LAPB

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    Link Layer Protocol LAPB

    Effectively transmit data between the DTE

    and the DCE

    Guarantee the information synchronization

    between the receiver and the transmitter

    Detect and correct errors occurred during

    transmission

    Identify and report protocol errors to thehigher-level protocols

    Notify the Link Layer status to the Packet

    The main functions of the Link Layer are as follows:

    X 25 C fi ti

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    Configure the work mode of X.25encapsulation x25 [[ dte|dce ] | [ bfe|cisco-compatible|ddn|ietf ]]

    Configure the X.121 addressx25 addressx.121-address

    Create the map between network address andX.121 address

    x25 mapprotocol protocol-address x.121-address [ option ]

    Create permanent virtual circuitx25 pvcpvc-number protocol protocol-address x.121-address [ option ]

    X.25 Configuration

    ParameterConfigurationoftheX25Packet

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    Configure virtual circuit scopex25[ LIC | HIC | LTC | HTC | LOC | HOC ]circuit-number

    Configure packet sizex25 ipsbytesthe default value is 128

    x25 opsbytesthe default value is 128

    Configure window sizex25winpacketsthe default value is 2

    x25 woutpacketsthe default value is 2

    Configure modulo modex25 modulo { 8 | 128 }the default value is

    Parameter Configuration of the X.25 PacketLayer

    C fi X 25 S b i t f

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    Configure X.25 Sub-interface

    The sub-interface is a virtual interface, which has its own protocol address and virtual circuit.

    Multiple sub-interfaces can be set up at one physical interface.There are two types of sub-interfaces: point-to-point sub-interface and point-to-multipointsub-interface.

    Operation Command

    Enter the main interface interface serial number

    Encapsulate the X25protocol

    encapsulation x25

    Create the X.25sub-interface

    interface serial number.subinterface-number [ multipoint |point-to-point ]

    Configure address mapping

    Configure permanent virtualcircuit

    x25 map protocol protocol-address x.121-address [option]x25 pvc pvc-number protocol protocol-address x.121-address[option]

    T i lX2 C fi i E l

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    V.24/V.35 cable Serial 1Serial 0

    Router BRouter A

    202.38.160.1 202.38.160.220112451 20112452

    interface serial 0

    ip address 202.38.160.1 255.255.255.0

    encapsulation x25 dte

    x25 address 20112451

    x25 map ip 202.38.160.2 20112452

    Typical X.25 Configuration Example

    interface serial 1

    ip address 202.38.160.2 255.255.255.0

    encapsulation x25 dce

    x25 address 20112452

    x25 map ip 202.38.160.1 20112451

    X 25 M it d M i t

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    Operation Command

    View interface information show interface [ type number ]

    View the X.25 alias list show x25 alias

    View the X.25 address mapping table show x25 map

    View the X.25 switching routing table show x25 route

    View the X.25 switching virtual circuittable

    show x25 switch-vc-table

    View the X.25 virtual circuit show x25 vc lci-number

    Enable debugging of all the X25packets

    debug x25 all [ interface type number ]

    Enable debugging of the X25 event debug x25 event [ interface type number ]

    Enable debugging of the X25 packets debug x25 packet [ interface type number ]

    X.25 Monitor and Maintenance

    X 25 Troubleshooting

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    X.25 Troubleshooting

    The LAPB has already been in the connected status, but the X.25 protocol cannot be in "UP"

    statusCheck whether the DCE/DTE configuration is correct

    The X.25 protocol has been in the "UP" status, but the virtual circuit cannot be set up, i.e., cannotping through

    The local X.121 address is not configured

    The address mapping is not configured

    The remote X.121 address is not configured

    The address mapping from the remote end to the local end is not configured

    The channel scope is not correct

    Carry facility options not allowed by the network

    The virtual circuit can be set up, but frequent resets or clears occur in data transmission

    Check whether the flow control parameters are set correctly

    Introduction to Frame Relay

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    Introduction to Frame Relay

    The frame relay protocol is a kind of fast packet switching technology based upon the X.25packet switching technology, it is a kind of improved X.25 protocol.

    The frame relay is based upon virtual circuits.

    Ch t i ti fF R l

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    The framerelay protocol transmits data information in the formof frames

    The transmission links used by the framerelay for data transmission are logic connection, not thephysical connections

    It adopts two-level architecture (the Physical Layer and the Link Layer)

    It implements statistic multiplexing, transparent frametransmission and error detection in the Link Layer,but it does not provide retransmission operation after the error is detected

    The maximumreserved framelength at least should reach 1600 bytes/frame, appropriate forencapsulating LAN data unit

    It provides a set of reasonable bandwidth management and congestion preventing mechanism

    The framerelay adopts the switching technology oriented to connection

    Characteristics of Frame Relay

    Frame Relay Protocol Stack

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    Frame Relay Protocol Stack

    Frame RelayOSI Reference Model

    7

    6

    5

    4

    3

    2

    1

    The Application Layer

    The Presentation Layer

    The Session Layer

    The Transport Layer

    The Network Layer

    The Data Link Layer

    The Physical Layer

    Frame Relay

    The Physical Layer

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    Frame Relay Terms

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    DLCI: Digial Link Connection Identifier

    CIR: Committed Information Rate

    Bc: Burst committed

    Be Busst excess allowed

    FECN: Forward Congestion IndicationBECN Backward Congestion Indication

    DE Disposable flag

    Frame Relay Terms

    AllocationofFrameRelayDLCI

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    Obtain the allocated DLCIs from the frame relay network serviceprovider

    Each DLCI has only local meaning

    Map the remote network address to the DLCIs

    Allocation of Frame Relay DLCI

    Inverse ARP Protocol Used for Network

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    The Inverse ARP automatically finds the network address of the destination router so asto simplify the frame relay configuration

    FR

    DLCI 48

    172.16.11.2

    DLCI 66

    172.16.11.3

    Switch Notification

    DLCI 48

    Switch Notification

    DLCI 66R o u t e r BN o t i f i e s I P1 7 2 . 1 6 . 1 1 . 2 6

    to DLCI 66Router A no t i f i es IP172.16.11.3

    to DLCI 48

    Router B

    Router A

    Discovery

    LMI Supported by Quidway

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    ANSI

    ITU-T(CCITT)

    Cisco

    Compatible

    T1.617 Annex D

    Q.933 Annex(signaling)

    Gang of Four

    LMI Supported by Quidway

    FrameRelayNetworkTopology

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    Frame Relay Network Topology

    Full-meshed connection

    Star architecturePartial-mesed Connection

    SplitHorizonandFrameRelay

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    If mapping three DLCIs in the serial interface S0 of Router A to three routers, then the incomingrouting information from S0 will not be sent out from this serial interface.

    s0

    DLCI 16 toB

    DLCI 17 toC

    DLCI 18 toD

    B wants to forward update routing information

    to C through S0 of Router A

    Router A

    Router B

    Router C

    Router D

    Split Horizon and Frame Relay

    Frame Relay Subinterface

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    Frame Relay Subinterface

    The subinterface can solve the problem of horizontal segmentationOne physical interface can contain multiple logic subinterfaces

    The routers are connected through frame relay netowrk

    s0.1s0.2s0.3

    Router A

    Router B

    Router C

    Router D

    Subnet1

    Subnet 2

    Subnet3

    Frame Relay Configuration

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    Encapsulate the frame relay protocolencapsulation frame-relay [cisco-compatible | ietf ]

    Conmfigure the terminal type of the frame relay

    interfaceframe-relay intf-type dce | dte | nni

    Select the LMI type

    frame-relay lmi-type ansi | cisco-compatible |q933a

    Frame Relay Configuration

    ConfigureFrameRelayAddressMapping

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    The frame relay address mapping sets up themapping relationship between the remote protocoladdress and the local DLCI. This address can bestatically configured or dynamically configured.

    Manually configure the static mapping:frame-relay map { ip | ipx } protocol-addressdlci [broadcast ]

    Dynamic setup: enable dynamic inverse ARPframe-relay inverse-arp [ ip | ipx ] [dlci ]

    Configure Frame Relay Address Mapping

    Configure Local Virtual Circuits of FrameR l

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    Allocate a virtual circuit number to the mainiterface

    frame-relay local-dlci dlci

    Allocate the virtual circuit numbers to the maininterface or the subinterfaces

    frame-relay interface-dlci dlci

    Difference: "local" can only allocate virtual circuitsfor the main interface, but the "interface" can eitherallocate for both the main interface and thesubinterfaces.

    ConfigureFrameRelaySubinterface

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    Configure Frame Relay Subinterface

    There are two types of subinterfaces: point-to-point and point-to-multipoint subinterfaces

    Create frame relay subinterface and enter the subinterface configuration modeinterface type number.subinterface-number [ multipoint | point-to-point ]

    Configure the virtual circuit number for the frame relay subinterfaces

    frame-relay interface-dlcidlci

    The command for creating the address mapping is the same as that of the physical interface, youmay either use the static or dynamic address mapping. The address mapping is only needed inpoint-to-multipoint condition.

    Configure Frame Relay Switching

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    Allow the frame relay to perform the PVC switching

    frame-relay switching

    Set frame relay interface typeframe-relay intf-type { dce | dte | nni }

    Configure the route of frame relay PVC switchingframe-relay route in-dlciinterface serial numberout-dlci

    Note: If the frame relay switching is used, interfacetype should be dce or nni

    Typical Frame Relay Configuration Case 1

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    Router A Router B

    IP 202.38.163.251 IP 202.38.163.252

    DLCI 100

    interfaceserial 1ip address 202.38.163.251255.255.255.0encapsulationframe-relayframe-relay intf-typedceframe-relay local-dlci100frame-relayinverse-arpor frame-relay map ip202.38.163.252 100

    Encapsulated as framerelay

    DCEDTE

    interfaceserial 1ip address 202.38.163.252255.255.255.0encapsulationframe-relayframe-relay intf-typedte

    frame-relayinverse-arpor frame-relay map ip202.38.163.251 100

    Typical Frame Relay Configuration Case 2

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    Router A

    IP 202.38.163.251

    DLCI 50

    Frame Relay

    Router B

    Router C

    IP 202.38.163.252

    IP 202.38.163.253

    DLCI 60

    DLCI 70

    DLCI 80

    For detailed configuration , please refer to the teachingmaterials

    LANs interconnection through frame relay networ

    Frame Relay Monitor and Maintenance

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    Operation Command

    Show the receiving/transmitting statistics information

    of LMI frame relay messages

    show frame-relay lmi [ interface type number ]

    Show the mapping table of the protocol address andthe frame relay address

    show frame-relay map

    Show statistic information of the frame relay PVC show frame-relay pvc

    Show frame relay PVC routing table show frame-relay route

    Show frame relay protocol status of each interface show frame-relay Status

    Clear all the dynamically established frame relayaddress mapping

    clear frame-relay-inarp

    Switch on all the message debugging switches of theframe relay

    debug frame-relay all [ interface type number ]

    Switch on frame relay ARP message information

    debugging switch

    debug frame-relay arp [ interface type number ]

    Switch on frame relay event information debuggingswitch

    debug frame-relay event [ interface type number ]

    Switch on the LMI protocol information debuggingswitch of the frame relay

    debug frame-relay lmi [ interface type number ]

    Diagnosis and Removal of Frame Relay Fault

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    Fault 1: The Physical Layer is DOWN

    check the physical lines

    check the remote equipment

    The Physical Layer is UP, but the Link Layer is DOWNProtocol encapsulation

    Whether does DTE/DCE corresponds to each otherMonitor the transmitting/receiving status of the LMI message

    The Link Layer protocol is UP, but it cannot ping through the remote equipmentWhether the Link Layer protocols of the equipment at both ends are in Up status

    Whether the address mapping is correct

    check the routing table to see whether there is route to the remote equipment

    PPP Summary

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    The PPP is a Data Link Layer Protocol

    It supports the point-to-point connection

    The Physical Layer can either be synchronous circuit or

    asynchronous circuit

    It has various NCP protocols such as IPCP and IPXCP, which

    support the Network Layer protocol better

    It has the authentication protocol PAP/CHAP so that the

    network security is guaranteed

    X.25 Summary

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    The X.25 corresponds to the three lower layers of the OSI architecture.

    The Lapb is the Data Link Layer of the X.25

    the data of the other protocols (such as IP, IPX, etc.) can be encapsulated into packets and

    transmitted through the X.25.

    You need to perform the following operations to configure the X.25 in an interface:

    Encapsulate the interface

    Set the parameters

    Set the X.121 address of the interface

    Configure the X.25 map

    Frame Relay Summary

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    Use the local DLCI as the frame relay PVC identifier to the destination endThe QUIDWAY supports three LMI types:

    ANSIAnnex D

    CCITTAnnex Ab

    CISCO compatible

    Define static frame relay MAPDefine subinterface to avoid the problemof split horizon concerning routing update

    By default, the Inverse ARP can find remote protocol address for the local DLCI automatically

    Use the commandsshowanddebugto monitor the frame relay