If it is a multi-point interface you can have more then one DLCI configured.
The DLCI configured in the router is actually the DLCI for the remote end
that the Frame-Relay switch would be telling the router about. The router
doesn't really care what it's local DLCI is, only what the remote DLCIs it
should be listening for.
So this router would expect your frame-relay vendor's switch to be giving
him LMI updates for PVCs with remote DLCIs of 100 and 429.
----- Original Message -----
From: "No Data"
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 4:20 PM
Subject: frame relay DLCIs [7:8611]
> I was playing around with a router here at work before
> I have to put it into production. I've got a serial
> interface that is set to encapsulation frame relay.
> Well, I forgot to take one dlci off and then I
> assigned another dlci to s0 giving s0 both dlci 100
> and dlci 429 (there are no sub interfaces here). Is
> this really possible in a real network and why would
> one have 2 dlcis on a single interface?
>
>
> Ben, CCNP
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