General discussion
-
CreatorTopic
-
November 10, 2004 at 2:26 pm #2285309
Frame Relay config
Lockedby bgradier · about 17 years, 6 months ago
yes, my question is: How do I configure in frame relay 3 routers (30) hosts each, 8 subnets with IP 192.168.1.0/24
mY MAIN PROB. IS WITH THE CONFIG. COMMANDS, im not sure how many, and I get all mixed up.
Thanks.Topic is locked -
CreatorTopic
All Comments
-
AuthorReplies
-
-
November 10, 2004 at 2:29 pm #3312868
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by bgradier · about 17 years, 6 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
Point value changed by question poster.
-
November 10, 2004 at 7:07 pm #3312803
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by cg it · about 17 years, 6 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
I must point out that you haven’t told us what make/model/brand Access Router your using. 3Com/Cisco/ and all the others that support frame relay all use different O/S and as such use different commands. Pretty difficult
-
November 10, 2004 at 8:29 pm #3312791
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by bgradier · about 17 years, 6 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
Sorry, it’s a Cisco router, no specific model but it uses DLCI, interface relay, encapsulation frame relay(Cisco/IETF)
frame relay LMI- Type ANSI , ARP
PDN… -
November 11, 2004 at 3:23 am #3312765
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by otl · about 17 years, 6 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
First make a drawing of the network, along with the DLCI’s for the frame relay interconnections between the routers. Preferably with individual drawings (including IP’s) for each site including hubs/switches/network and work station printers with their port connection to the network.
With Cisco you can download the configuration to a text file edit it off line and download it back into the router. 2 copies would work best one for the router and one with annotations for what the command/configuration is used for.
-
December 30, 2004 at 9:07 pm #3316613
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by deepa_scorp26 · about 17 years, 4 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
*First consider whether u r gonna hv a fully meshed or a partial n/w.
*Determine the interface to be configured.
*Next the type of frame relay encapsulation
#encapsulation frame-relay {cisco/ietf}
default is cisco,and for non cisco products u got to giv ietf.
*Then to resolve split horizon,subinterface are used,if its gonna be a single vc then there is no need for subinterface.
#interface serialnumber.sub {point-to-point/multipoint}
*DLCI and LMI type both will be provided by the Service providers.
*For global DLCI., ie., wen the gateway frame-relay router’s interface is provded with only one DLCI Number…
//subinterface command//
#frame-relay interface-dlcidlci number-the number which links or correlates to the dlci.
*Finally the traffic shaping:
For every Virtual circuit…
A map class is created for the VC and mapped with the particular interface
#map-class frame-relay name
#frame-relay traffic-rate average
#frame-realy adaptive-shaping becn
#frame-realy cir/bc/be/mincir {in/out}
bc,be and mincir all depends upon the value of cir..
At last ,
#classbye
Deepa K -
January 28, 2005 at 9:52 am #3324627
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by shauncharles · about 17 years, 4 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
If you’ve never configured routers before your best bet is to find sombody locally that you can schedule to come to your office and configure it for you. Cisco can be a real pain when you’ve never done it before. If you have just recently purchased the router new your reseller or Cisco will usually walk you through your basic setup on the phone.
-
March 13, 2005 at 12:50 am #3331361
Reply To: Frame Relay config
by wlbowers · about 17 years, 2 months ago
In reply to Frame Relay config
The first thing you have to do is put a routing block diag on paper. You wil go nuts trying to do this one in your head!
Who is allowed to go where, What is your frame specs, ( total bandwidth vs CIR), is there internet access included with this and if so which router is it going on?
Is this a tunneling setup or dedicated lines. Are servers involved?
Do you want coke in your whiskey?
You got some serious stuff going on here.
There are quite a few more questions that need to be addressed but these will give us a good start.
Lee
-
-
AuthorReplies