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frame-relay map

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ManagerJay

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I am using frame-relay map to map the PVCs between our remote sites. My S0 and E0 interfaces have different IP addresses.

When using the frame-relay map command, am I correct in my assumption the IP address specified is that of the S0 interface?

Thanks for your help.



Jay
 
Yes. But you usually use subinterfaces for your frame
circuits.

example:
Using inverse arp:
>int s0.12 point-to-point
>encap frame relay ietf
>ip address 172.16.78.91 255.255.255.252

Good Luck.
 
Your Frame-relay map statement ip address will be the Serial interface ip address of the remote router. What you are doing is mapping the PVC to the IP address.

 
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