In this lab we will try to run a Frame Relay topology same as the one posted in TSHOOT demo ticket. Hp 825c Driver Windows 7 64 Bit. The logical and physical topologies of this lab are shown below: Logical topology: Tasks in this lab: + Configure static mappings on R1 and R4. + Configure point-to-point subinterface on R2 & R3.

+ All routers must be able to ping themselves. Physical topology: IOS used in this lab: c3640-jk9s-mz.124-16.bin We will use a router (R5) to simulate the Frame Relay switch instead of using a Frame Relay Switch in GNS3. First we will configure the Frame Relay switch with the DLCIs shown above. In fact the DLCIs in the topology are not very logical, especially DLCIs 304 & 403 for the links between R1 & R2, but well let’s configure them. Note: If you are not sure about Frame Relay theory, please read my first.

Configuration Configure Frame Relay Switch: We should change the name of R5 to FRSW (Frame Relay Switch). Msizi: your question is a GREAT oneas it covers about 10 practice questions in the CCIE level. The issue is either A. You forgot that FR is NBMA and for dynamic Routing to work over themTHERE ARE SPECIFIC SETTINGS to cause them to NOT broadcast (multi-cast) routing advertisements. It requires you to create fixed Neighbors in certain circumstancesread up on how OSPF and EIGRP need special considerations in NBMA networks. I see often mention of MTU being an underlying cause.I doubt you f’d with the MT or MSS on these routers / switch-router.but one never knows.maybe you did and did not know you did. GOOGLE it for an hour or twothe answers to these kinds of questions are EVERYWHERE!

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