If you mean directly connecting Cisco and Motorola equipment using frame
relay, we had that configuration running successfully at 90 locations for
quite a while. We had a Motorola FRAD connected directly to a serial port.
In that case we made the router play DCE (frame-relay intf-type dce) and
used ansi lmi (frame-relay lmi-type ansi). I don't remember it being
necessary in our configuration, but if you're having encapsulation problems,
try using ietf encapsulation (encapsulation frame-relay ietf).
Good luck!
John Neiberger
> Hi there gang
>
> Has anyone done this ? Configuring Cisco & Motorola Frame Relay without
> getting encapsulation problems ?
> I would appreciate any help !
>
> Cheers
>
> Olden Pieterse
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