If these are all point to point then you should have one PVC per spoke
at your hub. So, Stamford should have three PVCs each with a different
DLCI, obviously. Then, each remote location will have a single PVC and
DLCI.
Also, DLCIs are only locally significant so when you received the DLCI
assignments, which end were they referring to? For instance, is DLCI
104 at the NY end of that PVC or is that the Stamford end? Each end
will have its own DLCI and they most likely will be different but they
could also be the same, it doesn't matter.
If you only have a single PVC at Stamford then you did not get a point
to point configuration, it is point to multipoint.
HTH,
John
>>> "John Gotti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3/21/01 10:12:42 AM >>>
Hi all...quick question; We have 4 offices, NY, Chicago, Stamford and
San
Francisco, we just got our T1 turned on and will have a point to point
Frame-Relay connection between all of us in a Hub & Spoke topology with
Stamford being the Hub. The question I have is, our Frame-relay
provider
gaves us the following DLCI's; NY-104, CH-101, SF-103 and
Stamford-100...When your configuring each locations' router, am I
correct in
assuming all the remote routers will have DLCI 100 pointing them to
Stamford
and Stamford would have 4 entries each with the remotes' respective
DLCI's?
Does this make sense? Thanks a bunch!
JG
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