David,
LANE sort of similate an ethernet ( or token-ring ) on
top of an ATM network . So , this gives you a hint
that
LANE itself is regarded to work at the data-link
layer.
I guess you resources are correct .
There is no need to be confused about arp .
Why do you drag arp into the equation ?
ARP on itself has nothing to do with LANE . ARP works
simular then on a real ethernet. ARP was there before
ATM and no changes to ARP were necessary to keep it
working .
If I read your last question , can I imply that you
consider ARP to work at the network layer ?
flem
--- David Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Guyss.
>
> Again with you with a confusing issue ..
>
> Is LANE operates on Data link Layer..or Network
> Layer???
>
> The answer I got from all my resources is Data
> link???
>
> But Confusion is that How it performes ARP,If it
> works on DL???
>
> DR.
>
>
>
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